Te
Puni Kokiri
Evaluation
for Maori: Guidelines for Government Agencies (1999)
Aroturuki me te Arotakenga, Monitoring and Evaluation Branch,
Te Puni Kokiri
A
list of TPK reports and publications including some evaluations
of TPK funded programmes is available. Some are downloadable
versions and others are available in hard copy by request
http://www.tpk.govt.nz/publications/subject/default.asp
Ministry
of Health
He
Korowai Oranga – Maori Health Strategy
He Korowai Oranga sets the direction for Maori health development
in the health and disability sector for the next five to 10 years.
Accompanying the strategy is Whakatataka: Maori Health Action
Plan 2002-2005, which outlines what the Government will do to
implement the strategy.
Community
Project Indicators Framework
The CPIF has been developed to help those who are funding or
undertaking a community project in the health sector to monitor
their progress.
Health
Research Council
Guidelines
for Researchers on Health Research Involving Maori (HRC
1998): a booklet exploring consultation issues with Maori,
including a bibliography.
Nga
Pou Rangahau Hauora Kia Whakapiki Ake Te Hauora Maori 2004 -
2008 (Strategic Plan for Maori Health Research 2004-2008)
This report outlining the context, strategic issues, challenges
and HRC objectives for Maori health research.
Ministry
of Social Development
A
complete list of MSD publications is archived online, including
evaluation reports:
lhttp://www.msd.govt.nz/publications/publication-archive.html
A
list of their recent social research reports including downloadable
versions of many of their evaluation reports is also available:
http://www.msd.govt.nz/work-areas/social-research/csre-research-reports.ht
Department
of Internal Affairs
Community
Development Resource Kit
Resource deals with community development philosophy as well
as practical tools such as how to set up and run a community
organisation.
An index of
the archived Research and Evaluation Services reports including
evaluations of programmes they have funded.
CommunityNet
Aotearoa
Local Government and Community Branch administer this website
that provides information and aims to encourage information
sharing by community and voluntary organisations, hapu, iwi
and whanau.
New
Zealand Guidelines Group
The NZGG leads a movement towards the delivery of high quality
health and disability services throughout New Zealand through
a change in culture based on evidence and effectiveness.
Public
Health World Wide Networking Project
This project promotes collaboration and networking across a
range of public health sectors. A community development approach
is taken. The project includes a Maori Models section. The
network is a project of the Social and Health Outcomes, Research
and Evaluation (SHORE) centre, Massey University, funded by
the Ministry of Health.
Contact:
Sandy Kerr
s.m.brown@massey.ac.nz
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