Environmental performance outcomes and indicators for indigenous peoples: Review of literature
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Export citationKennedy, N. & Jefferies, R. (2009). Environmental performance outcomes and indicators for indigenous peoples: Review of literature. PUCM Māori Report 5. Hamilton, New Zealand: IGCI, The University of Waikato.
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Abstract
The literature review in this report was the starting point for developing a Māori research strand (2003-2009) within the Planning Under Co-operative Mandates (PUCM) research programme (1995-2009). An early task of the PUCM Māori team was to review the international literature on environmental outcomes and indicators for indigenous peoples. This was in order to gain an understanding of what had been written on the subject and to become familiar with approaches taken by others that might provide lessons for the development of our proposed kaupapa Māori outcomes and indicators framework and methodology, which was aimed at local government performance in Aotearoa/New Zealand. This current report is not intended to provide an exhaustive catalogue of writings on environmental performance outcomes and indicators for indigenous peoples, including Māori. Rather, some of the more obvious and important writings are noted as a ready reference for others interested in this topic. Before detailing the approach we took in carrying out the review, the key terms, outcomes and indicators, are defined.
Date
2009-07-31Type
Series
Report No.
5
Publisher
IGCI, The University of Waikato
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© Use of information from this report should acknowledge the authors: N. Kennedy and R. Jefferies.
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