Outcome measures
Contributions to societal outcomes in relation to Kaitiakitanga include raising the educational level of all New
Zealanders while helping reduce our impact on the planet. Data and environmental outcomes are drawn from the
Ministry for the Environment’s Statement of Intent (measure1(i)), while educational outcome results are taken
from the government’s Better Public Service targets.
The following table shows measures, targets and trends related to the Kaitiakitanga outcome.
Impact
# Measure
Achieved
2012
Target
2012
Target
2013
Access to education is
maintained for stakeholders
3.4
Proportion of at-risk tauira
who are provided with
options to reduce barriers
to entry
92%
30%
35%
3.5
Proportion of tauira Māori
enrolled at Te Wānanga
o Aotearoa
48%
52%
53%
Increased community and
organisational awareness of
protecting Papatūānuku
3.6
Reduction targets from the
Rautaki Taiao plan for energy
and waste are achieved
0
0
0
Relationships with iwi and
stakeholders return benefits
for all parties
3.7
Iwi and stakeholders express
satisfaction with Te Wānanga
o Aotearoa
Not
assessed
70%
72%
Measure
Trend
to date
Current
Target
2030
Trend in greenhouse gas emissions and removals in the annual
greenhouse gas inventory
Unknown
Proportion of 18-25 year olds with NCEA level 2 or equivalent
68%
85%
Proportion of 25-34 year olds with advanced trade qualifications,
diplomas and degrees (at level 4 and above)
52%
55%
Te pŪrongo 2012
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