Whakatupu Rawa Marae

Whakatupu rawa marae moo ngaa uri whakaheke
Growing marae wealth for future generations

Nau kuhu mai to this dedicated space designed for our marae trustees and anyone who has an interest in how our marae are spending and investing their puutea (capital).

The purpose here is to help grow investment knowledge relevant to marae. It is intended that these resources will activate rawa marae (marae capital), in continuing to grow for generations to come.

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Investment Foundations Workbook

Our marae trustees are champions in making sound decisions for our whenua taurikura and its uri. This book has been put together especially for our marae trustees looking to increase their understanding of investments and provide a foundational guide on the following: 

  1. Investment Foundations
  2. Types of investments
  3. Risk and reward
  4. The advisor landscape
  5. Comparing performance
 
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Investment Foundations Presentation

When re-entering your marae after flooding:

  • Do not enter a building that is significantly damaged.
  • Turn off the main power switch and unplug all electrical devices.

Wear protective gear, such as gloves, face masks, eye protection and gumboots. Flood water can be heavily contaminated and could cause illness and infections. If mould is present, a face mask can prevent you inhaling spores.

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Additional Tools

When returning to an urupaa after flooding:
  • Wear protective gear, such as gloves, face masks, eye protection and gumboots. Flood water can be heavily contaminated and could cause illness and infections.
Download guide