- Source
- Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
- Published
- 14 May 2026
- Authors
- A. Boulton, Logan Hamley, Darcy Karaka
Excerpt from source
Data have always been a taonga (treasure) for tribal communities, supporting aspirations and wellbeing. In 2005, Ngāti Hauiti established Aotearoa's first tribally-owned health research centre, Whakauae Research Services Ltd., to build research capacity among Ngāti Hauiti uri (descendants) and undertake high-quality, Māori-centred health research to improve outcomes for Māori. While data stewardship has always been important to Whakauae, the emergence of Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Indigenous Data Governance has enabled the organisation to further strengthen its approach. This article presents the early stages of developing a Māori Data Governance model as a case study for organisations…
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