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Māori Strategy

He Ihu Waka, He Ihu Whenua, He Ihu Tangata is the College's Māori strategy.

In collaboration with Te Tokowhā and approved by the Board in December 2021, He Ihu Waka, He Ihu Whenua, He Ihu Tangata 2022–2024, the College’s next iteration of our rautaki Māori, was finalised.

This rautaki sets out to:

  • increase the number of Māori Fellows in College education roles
  • ensure the GP workforce is pro-equity, Te Tiriti compliant, culturally safe, and anti-racist
  • advocate for, and influence, equitable health outcomes for Māori.

Updated Targets: He Ihu Waka, He Ihu Whenua, He Ihu Tangata: He Rautaki Māori - Māori Strategy.

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