REPORTING TEMPLATE Pou Tuia Rangahau (formerly known as the Research and Development Unit) of Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa Trust Inc, would like to emphasise the kaupapa Māori approach to this reporting structure. The structure stems from a Māori specific world view and knowledge base, which has been in existence for generations. As part of searching for a Māori depiction that could be utilised as a generic reporting model or template, the Pōwhiri Model (formal Māori welcoming ceremony model), containing a sequence of specific ritual phases, was chosen. Each ritual phase has its own purpose, and together, the phases create and complete a process by which all manner of things are made complete. are nine ritual phases that have been chosen to complete this research reporting structure, and in this context of a reporting framework, they are represented as follows: - Ritual of First Engagement” is the first calling that establishes a project in “Karanga written form. - Ritual of First Speaking” is about the contractual discussions between “Whaikōrero individuals and organisations involved in the project. - Ritual of Reciprocity” reflects and acknowledges the overall development, processes “Koha and findings of the project. - Ritual of Encounter” is the scoping and reviewing of historical and “Hongi-hariru-kai contemporary information as evidence that supports the project. - Ritual of Derivation” is the scoping and profiling of the “Whakawhanaungatanga methodologies utilised for the project. - Ritual of Collaboration” is about the ongoing collaboration, collection of information, “Hui the analysis and results of the project. - Ritual of Erudition” is about the completion of a project, dissemination of “Poroporoaki information and setting future directions. - Ritual of Conclusion” is culturally concluding the project. “Karakia - Ritual of Coalescence” works in conjunction with Karakia to conclude the project “Waiata and clear the way forward. (The Reporting template was created by Andrea Elliott-Hohepa, Robert Elliott & Hori for Pou Tuia Rangahau (Research & Development Unit), Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa Trust Inc.) Pou Tuia Rangahau - Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa Trust Inc 4
REPORTING TEMPLATE Pou Tuia Rangahau (formerly known as the Research and Development Unit) of Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa Trust Inc, would like to emphasise the kaupapa Māori approach to this reporting structure. The structure stems from a Māori specific world view and knowledge base, which has been in existence for generations. As part of searching for a Māori depiction that could be utilised as a generic reporting model or template, the Pōwhiri Model (formal Māori welcoming ceremony model), containing a sequence of specific ritual phases, was chosen. Each ritual phase has its own purpose, and together, the phases create and complete a process by which all manner of things are made complete. are nine ritual phases that have been chosen to complete this research reporting structure, and in this context of a reporting framework, they are represented as follows: “Karanga - Ritual of First Engagement” is the first calling that establishes a project in written form. “Whaikōrero - Ritual of First Speaking” is about the contractual discussions between individuals and organisations involved in the project. “Koha - Ritual of Reciprocity” reflects and acknowledges the overall development, processes and findings of the project. “Hongi-hariru-kai - Ritual of Encounter” is the scoping and reviewing of historical and contemporary information as evidence that supports the project. “Whakawhanaungatanga - Ritual of Derivation” is the scoping and profiling of the methodologies utilised for the project. “Hui - Ritual of Collaboration” is about the ongoing collaboration, collection of information, the analysis and results of the project. “Poroporoaki - Ritual of Erudition” is about the completion of a project, dissemination of information and setting future directions. “Karakia - Ritual of Conclusion” is culturally concluding the project. “Waiata - Ritual of Coalescence” works in conjunction with Karakia to conclude the project and clear the way forward. (The Reporting template was created by Andrea Elliott-Hohepa, Robert Elliott & Hori for Pou Tuia Rangahau (Research & Development Unit), Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa Trust Inc.) Pou Tuia Rangahau - Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa Trust Inc 4