What does it mean to take a Te Ao Māori approach to design in the water sector?
Josiah Simmonds, Kaiwhakahaere Hoahoa (Design Manager Water and Wastewater) discusses why the importance of incorporating Māoritanga principles and building strong Māori partnerships in the water sector.
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Видео What does it mean to take a Te Ao Māori approach to design in the water sector? канала WSP in New Zealand
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Видео What does it mean to take a Te Ao Māori approach to design in the water sector? канала WSP in New Zealand
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