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A snapshot of the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Community Organisation Capability Building Programme.

Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Strategic Partnerships 2024

Maree describes how she is growing participation culture in the Strengthening our Streets initiative, working with residents in streets to grow every day cocreated projects that bring people together.

Hamish Lindop, Innovation Capability Coach at Auckland Council, Interviews Maree Beaven of Bloom about her learning journey growing participation culture in the Strengthening Our Streets Initiative funded by Manurewa Local Board. Find out more at communityresearch.org.nz/research/strengthening-our-streets-with-manawatahi-practice-notes/

Gardens for Health and Richard Main have supported many Community Gardens in Auckland. From sowing the seeds for change in 1998 at Counties Manukau District Health Board, as a project within Diabetes Foundation Aotearoa, communities have grown from the ground up across Tamaki Makaurau www.diabetesfoundationaotearoa.nz/blog/post/112166/happy-retirement-to-our-wonderful-richard-main/

The inspiration originated from Gardening Guru Therese Mangos and Kath Ng Shu from @pacificvisionaotearoa232 who ran a programme called grow to Share. The plan is to install small garden boxes to be constructed by the community in backyards that can be transported should the land be developed. There was a programme of workshops and inspirational tours that would bring the community together to ...

The inspiration originated from Gardening Guru Therese Mangos and Kath Ng Shu from @pacificvisionaotearoa232 who ran a programme called grow to Share. The plan is to install small garden boxes to be constructed by the community in backyards that can be transported should the land be developed. There was a programme of workshops and inspirational tours that would bring the community together to ...

Creating a more equitable Tāmaki Makaurau

This is a snippet of the work that the Iti Rearea Collective does for our migrant and refugee whānau with the support of Auckland Council's Community Impact team

This is a collaboration with many partners that supports creating better digital equity across Tāmaki Makaurau

The inspiration originated from @pacificvisionaotearoa232 who ran a programme called Grow to Share. The plan is to install small garden boxes to be constructed by the community in backyards that can be transported should the land be developed. These will be coordinated to ensure there is a good selection of fruit and vegetables and the combined kai will be shared. Tools, water tanks, soil, seed...

The inspiration originated from @pacificvisionaotearoa232 who ran a programme called Grow to Share. The plan is to install small garden boxes to be constructed by the community in backyards that can be transported should the land be developed. These will be coordinated to ensure there is a good selection of fruit and vegetables and the combined kai will be shared. Tools, water tanks, soil, seed...

The inspiration originated from @pacificvisionaotearoa232 who ran a programme called Grow to Share. The plan is to install small garden boxes to be constructed by the community in backyards that can be transported should the land be developed. These will be coordinated to ensure there is a good selection of fruit and vegetables and the combined kai will be shared. Tools, water tanks, soil, seed...

The Kai collective is a programme coordinated by the Community Innovation and Healthy Families teams at Auckland Council. The programme strengthens the hyper local food systems and our role is to create a collaborative support system for communities in Tāmaki Makaurau by bringing internal and external groups together. The focus is on enabling a sustainable kai network particularly to address fo...

Kai kōrero hui was held at Massey Matters

Establishing OCRC