Initial findings from Te Ōhanga Māori 2023 show that the Māori economy continues to be a strong, growing, and diversified component of New Zealand’s economy.

Grounded in te ao Māori, te Ōhanga Wāhine Māori spans interwoven strands of entrepreneurship, employment, and social and cultural enhancement through unpaid work.

As we look to the future of work there is a need for agility, adaptability and shifting mindsets if we are to build sustainable and resilient career paths.

The Tāmaki Makaurau Māori economy is diverse and growing rapidly.

We created an emissions profile for the Māori economy to understand vulnerabilities and opportunities for Māori in the transition to a low emissions economy.

The Emissions Reduction Plan provides an opportunity to create equitable outcomes for the Māori economy in the transition to a low-emissions economy.

Te Ōhanga Māori 2018 paints a picture of the Māori economy in 2018, showing far-reaching business activities, a diverse asset base, and a growing skilled workforce.

Māori horticulture is growing rapidly, with 300% growth in 12 years.

This research includes data from two cohorts of school leavers, comprising 79,000 rangatahi Māori.

Mā te titiro whakamuri ka kite a mua
Our future is revealed by looking back to our past.

BERL has partnered with the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to update the Māori economy 2013 report.

COVID-19 has and will continue to have an unprecedented impact on the world, Aotearoa and the Māori economy.

A generation of Māori will be disrupted by the fallout of COVID-19. Māori were impacted by every previous economic shock, and this time will be no different.

Part four of a series on our research into the future of the Māori workforce: Exploring the current situation

Part two of a series on our research into the future of the Māori workforce: Writing the future work narrative

Part three of a series on our research into the future of the Māori workforce: Exploring the forces that have shaped and influenced

Part one of a series on our research into the future of the Māori workforce: Preparing our future Māori workforce

The Māori economy has been established in Aotearoa for several centuries. The past 15 years has seen significant change.

The Interim Climate Change Commission (ICCC) has released a suite of reports, including research from BERL.