Appendix 1 Proof of performance outputs – Outcome measures ALIGNMENT TO PAST TRENDS 2015-16 PERFORMANCE FORECAST MĀORI MEASURE 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 Performance 2016-17 LANGUAGE Forecast Variance Notes actual actual actual actual YTD STRATEGY 2014 Percentage of households 27.5% 31.4% Te kōrerotanga o te Māori language is (Census No change as next Census not due until 2018 (2006 Census) reo spoken 2013) 3,041 Figures provided in these years from Maintain Number of people came from the Ministry of courses or Maintain or engaged in Māori No data available at this time. A report will be available for Q2 Te ako i te reo Education and are not comparable funded improve improve language courses to 2014-15 and following years by Mā te Reo 148,395 Number of Māori 157,113 (Census No change as next Census not due until 2018 Te ako i te reo language speakers (2006 Census) 2013) The number of people Figure given is the number of unique accessing the e-library of No pageviews for Research Library page on the Maintain or He Puna Whakarauora to Te mārama pū ki te New measure forecast 644 website. See Policy and Research measures improve gather information about whakaora reo set for the number of times individual papers trend Māori language have been accessed. revitalisation Level of media Maintain On track for the full year. Maintain or commentary that is or 167 media stories were monitored and New measure 82% 74% improve Te mana o te reo positive towards the Māori improve analysed in Q1, compared to 66 in the same trend language trend period in 2014/15.
Appendix 1 Proof of performance – outputs Outcome measures MEASURE PAST TRENDS 2015-16 PERFORMANCE FORECAST 2016-17 ALIGNMENT TO MĀORI LANGUAGE STRATEGY 2014 2011-12 actual 2012-13 actual 2013-14 actual 2014-15 actual Forecast Performance YTD Variance Notes Percentage of households Māori language is spoken 31.4% (2006 Census) 27.5% (Census 2013) No change as next Census not due until 2018 Te kōrerotanga o te reo Number of people engaged in Māori language courses Figures provided in these years came from the Ministry of Education and are not comparable to 2014-15 and following years 3,041 from courses funded by Mā te Reo Maintain or improve No data available at this time. A report will be available for Q2 Maintain or improve Te ako i te reo Number of Māori language speakers 157,113 (2006 Census) 148,395 (Census 2013) No change as next Census not due until 2018 Te ako i te reo The number of people accessing the e-library of He Puna Whakarauora to gather information about Māori language revitalisation New measure No forecast set 644 Figure given is the number of unique pageviews for Research Library page on the website. See Policy and Research measures for the number of times individual papers have been accessed. Maintain or improve trend Te mārama pū ki te whakaora reo Level of media commentary that is positive towards the Māori language New measure 82% Maintain or improve trend 74% On track for the full year. 167 media stories were monitored and analysed in Q1, compared to 66 in the same period in 2014/15. Maintain or improve trend Te mana o te reo
2015-16-Q1-to-30-Sept.docx