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Two similar rivers side by side, each flowing through narrow forested valleys

A conversation between two rivers: different paths to Indigenous ecosystem management

What can two rivers tell us about the future of Indigenous environmental governance? Students from Aotearoa New Zealand and Latin America came together through the Latin America CAPE's Winds of Change programme to find out.

At night on a field in Rapa Nui performers in traditional dress move about, some with fire sticks

New book lifts curtain on Rapa Nui 'theatre' traditions

Māori men and women in life jackets perform a haka on the deck of a fishing vessel

Towards an Indigenous blue economy– an interview with Dr Jason Mika

A boy in yellow and blue practicing football in the alleyway of a favela, with the Brazilian flag above him

Beyond the ‘who’: How purpose-driven leadership transforms organisations

An underground Beijing train platform with people rushing onto the train. A television on the wall shows the news.

Managing a crisis offshore – expect something different

A multi-ethnic group of five happy students sitting on stairs outdoors and doing project together

Destination marketing: embrace the sojourners

A map of New Zealand with lines drawn in all directions of the Asia-Pacific, representing trade and communications routes

Aotearoa's pre-Internet web—an interview with Professor Tony Ballantyne

Latin America

Two similar rivers side by side, each flowing through narrow forested valleys

A conversation between two rivers: different paths to Indigenous ecosystem management

What can two rivers tell us about the future of Indigenous environmental governance? Students from Aotearoa New Zealand and Latin America came together through the Latin America CAPE's Winds of Change programme to find out.

At night on a field in Rapa Nui performers in traditional dress move about, some with fire sticks

New book lifts curtain on Rapa Nui 'theatre' traditions

A boy in yellow and blue practicing football in the alleyway of a favela, with the Brazilian flag above him

Beyond the ‘who’: How purpose-driven leadership transforms organisations

How do kiwi SMEs truly fly offshore? Latin-American comparison offers clues

How do kiwi SMEs truly fly offshore? Latin-American comparison offers clues

Group of smiling cooks preparing flat bread tortillas in Yucatan, Mexico

Microfinance and innovation in the Asia-Pacific

A view from alpine grass across a turquoise lake to sharp mountain peaks

Fixing Our Water Crisis: the Role of Indigenous Knowledge

In Mexico City, from the median strip of the Paseo de la Reforma, red and orange flowers lead up to a tall plinth topeed b

Mexico: New Zealand's Base for North American Growth?

Asia-Pacific

Māori men and women in life jackets perform a haka on the deck of a fishing vessel

Towards an Indigenous blue economy– an interview with Dr Jason Mika

New research is examining how Indigenous values can make the blue economy more culturally relevant, economically impactful, and environmentally sustainable.

A multi-ethnic group of five happy students sitting on stairs outdoors and doing project together

Destination marketing: embrace the sojourners

A map of New Zealand with lines drawn in all directions of the Asia-Pacific, representing trade and communications routes

Aotearoa's pre-Internet web—an interview with Professor Tony Ballantyne

At night, modern office buildings reflect purple and orange lights onto a calm river

Diversifying into New Asia-Pacific Markets: Pathways for NZ Businesses

Working Towards Our Sustainable and Equitable Future in the Asia-Pacific

Working Towards Our Sustainable and Equitable Future in the Asia-Pacific

In Mexico City, from the median strip of the Paseo de la Reforma, red and orange flowers lead up to a tall plinth topeed b

Mexico: New Zealand's Base for North American Growth?

Indigenous

Two similar rivers side by side, each flowing through narrow forested valleys

A conversation between two rivers: different paths to Indigenous ecosystem management

What can two rivers tell us about the future of Indigenous environmental governance? Students from Aotearoa New Zealand and Latin America came together through the Latin America CAPE's Winds of Change programme to find out.

At night on a field in Rapa Nui performers in traditional dress move about, some with fire sticks

New book lifts curtain on Rapa Nui 'theatre' traditions

Māori men and women in life jackets perform a haka on the deck of a fishing vessel

Towards an Indigenous blue economy– an interview with Dr Jason Mika

A view from alpine grass across a turquoise lake to sharp mountain peaks

Fixing Our Water Crisis: the Role of Indigenous Knowledge

Working Towards Our Sustainable and Equitable Future in the Asia-Pacific

Working Towards Our Sustainable and Equitable Future in the Asia-Pacific

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A conversation between two rivers: different paths to Indigenous ecosystem management

New book lifts curtain on Rapa Nui 'theatre' traditions

Next Generation Trans-Pacific Leaders Unite for Sustainability

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Listening in on The Winds of Change

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A conversation between two rivers: different paths to Indigenous ecosystem management

Next Generation Trans-Pacific Leaders Unite for Sustainability

Winds of Change: 2021 Cohort Collaborates for Climate Change

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Fixing Our Water Crisis: the Role of Indigenous Knowledge

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A conversation between two rivers: different paths to Indigenous ecosystem management

New book lifts curtain on Rapa Nui 'theatre' traditions

Towards an Indigenous blue economy– an interview with Dr Jason Mika

Fixing Our Water Crisis: the Role of Indigenous Knowledge

Working Towards Our Sustainable and Equitable Future in the Asia-Pacific