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Climate Health Aotearoa
About Climate Health Aotearoa
Climate Health Aotearoa fosters te-Tiriti-grounded collaboration across Aotearoa with research, policy, and end user groups. Climate Health Aotearoa works to generate novel policy-relevant findings at the intersection of climate change and public health. These findings are synthesised and circulated via academic, governmental, civil society, iwi/Māori, and broader community stakeholders. Climate Health Aotearoa leverages and strengthens substantial connections with Treaty partners, stakeholders, and academics throughout Aotearoa New Zealand and the wider Pacific to catalyse further research, ensure community buy-in, and realise salutary public policy in the domains of climate change and public health.
Research Highlights
Ken Taiapa provides an updated on a mātauranga Māori project examining the contribution of mātauranga Māori to climate health in Aotearoa. This update highlights that the "Restoration of mātauranga Māori is climate Action"
By Ken TaiapaExamining the contribution of mātauranga Māori to climate health in Aotearoa. 
Associate Professor Bridgette Masters-Awatere is the Director of the Māori & Psychology Research Unit (MPRU) within the School of Psychology at the University of Waikato.
Bridgette Masters-AwatereAssociate Professor 
The health impacts of climate change will be disproportionately borne by the most disadvantaged populations including Indigenous peoples. Responses to climate change at national and global levels also threaten to adversely affect Indigenous peoples, adding future insult to historical and contemporary injury.
Rhys JonesClimate action, Indigenous rights and Māori health equity 
Observed climate trends in New Zealand are consistent with projected effects of global climate change. The summer of 2017-2018 was the hottest on record. There have been several severe flood events in recent years, leading to both short term and long term impacts.
Climate change, extreme rainfall events and enteric disease outbreaks 
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