Bi Cultural recognition and research on the climate crisis facing New Zealand, with holistic focused solutions.

 Te Pūnaha Matatini is an organization that uses inter- and transdisciplinary approaches to address complex and critical issues in New Zealand.

This is a Māori-focused research organization, it is very important as a bi-cultural country for us as researchers to gather as much expert knowledge and data that represents all of New Zealand. 

 Our projects (tepunahamatatini.ac.nz)


"Ki te toi o te ora: System change to reverse health inequality and environmental degradation

Creating a system-wide map to identify effective levers for systems change in the interrelated complex systems reproducing health inequalities and environmental degradation." tepunahamatatini.ac.nz


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