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Katharina Ruckstuhl, Associate Professor in Indigenous Economy, University of Otago

Majority of NZ researchers see Māori Indigenous knowledge as relevant to their work – but there is a gender divide

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While the New Zealand government plans to review 28 pieces of legislation with a view to changing or repealing references to the Treaty of Waitangi, the science sector is embracing engagement with Māori and leading the way in linking science and Indigenous knowledge at a national scale.

We surveyed 316 researchers from research organisations across New Zealand on their engagement with Māori and their attitudes towards mātauranga Māori (Indigenous knowledge system). We found the majority agree engagement is important and mātauranga Māori is relevant to their research.

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