Tukua te wai kia rere Evaluation Report

Tukua te wai kia rere Evaluation Report

This report sets out the findings from a community driven evaluation of how Hokianga hapū have utilised Government assistance to improve access to safe drinking water in rural communities. Since 1999 Hokianga hapū have been assisted by two Government initiatives to prompt access to safe drinking wat...

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