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Haumanu hauora: A commentary on strengthening health institution responsiveness to Māori health in the face of climate change

DOI
10.20507/MAIJournal.2025.14.1.4
Article type
Journal article
Keywords
climate change
Health
Māori
policy
Author(s)
Bridgette Masters-Awatere
Areta Ranginui Charlton
Darelle Howard
Rebekah Graham
Trish Young
Start page
41
End page
49

Climate change is the biggest threat to humanity through compounding ecological disasters. A focus on global averages tends to hide dramatic differences and mask health disparities that exist for Indigenous people. For 21 years, district health boards (DHBs) were responsible for providing or funding the provision of health services across Aotearoa. The introduction of the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Act 2022 disestablished DHBs and offered an opportunity to reshape health in ways that give serious consideration to climate change impacts. The need to give greater consideration to Indigenous people in climate change conversations is essential.

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