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Jessica Kereama, Indigenous Planning Practitioner, Taiao Raukawa Trust- River Values Project Co-ordinator

27/11/2013

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Jessica Kereama
Indigenous Planning Practitioner, Taiao Raukawa Trust- River Values Project Co-ordinator

Jessica Kereama is from Ngati Manomano, a hapū which are part of the confederation of Ngāti Raukawa.  She also links to Rangitane ki Wairau through her Ngati Kuia side and Maniapoto and Ngati Toa.  Through her mother she is half Malaysian Chinese. She identifies herself as an indigenous practitioner with experience in many fields including MSD audit and investigations, policy development, education, research, and environmental work through the Department of Conservation and the Taia o Raukawa.    

Through a Te Pumanawa Hauora (Massey University) and Purehuroa Scholarship  (Otago University) she completed a Masters in Regional Planning and Resource Management from Massey University in 2012.  She also has completed a Bachelor of Social Work from Massey University (2000) and quality assurance auditing and ISO 9001/2 qualifications.

She has extensive experience working within Central Government teams or in jobs dedicated to increasing engagement with iwi māori.  This portfolio has afforded Jessica an in-depth insight and experience into the complexities of Treaty partner engagement as a māori  agent of the Crown.  In contrast Jessica has also worked in a voluntary capacity for her marae, hapū, and iwi many years across a broad range of issues including environmental, local government and educational issues.

Her loves of her life are her family.  She loves singing, dancing, and her children think she should be on Master Chef for cooking.  Other loves include an absolute love for her people, the sustainability and protection of the environment for all.    

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        • Constitution change 2015
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    • 2018 Regional Development >
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    • IAIA18
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    • 2016 Strategic Environmental Assessment >
      • Programme
      • Speaker bios
      • Posters2016
    • 2015 Impact Assessment >
      • Speaker bios
      • Presentations
      • Posters
    • 2014 Transport Infrastructure
    • 2013 Freshwater >
      • Keynote
      • 1. Strategic Environmental Assessments
      • 2. Bio-physical impacts
      • 3. Social and health impacts
      • 4. Cultural impacts
      • 5. Economic impacts
      • 6. Collaborative process
      • 7. Monitoring and adaptive management
    • 2012 Petroleum and minerals >
      • 2012 Presentations
    • 2011 Natural Disasters
  • Activities and projects
    • NZAIA Newsletters >
      • 2019 January Newlsetter #6 >
        • Introduction
        • Lives and landscapes: who cares, what about, and does it matter?
        • Regional Landscape Inconsistency
        • Landscape management in the new world order
        • Landscape assessment and the Environment Court
        • Natural character assessments and provisions in a coastal environment
        • The Assessment and Management of Amenity
        • The rise of the THIMBY
        • Landscape - Is there a common understanding of the Common?
      • 2018 April Newsletter#5 >
        • Introduction
        • Potential of Cultural Impact Assessment
        • CIA and decision-making
        • The Mitigation Dilemma
        • Insights and observations on CIA
        • Achieving sustainability through CIA
        • CIA - Enhancing or diminishing mauri?
        • Strategic Indigenous Impact Assessment?
        • In Memoriam
      • 2017 Nov Newsletter #4 >
        • Intro
        • Iwi, impact assessment and marine
        • TTRL August 17 decision and IA
        • The wreck of the MV Rena
        • Initiatives in the Pacific Islands
        • SEA in an NZ context
      • 2017 June Newsletter #3
      • 2016 Nov Newsletter#2 >
        • NZAIA Conference 2016
        • Trans-Tasman Resources Limited application for seabed mining consent
        • The NZAIA submission on 'Better Urban Planning'
        • What more could NZAIA be doing?
      • 2016 June Newsletter#1 >
        • A summary of conference voices
        • Impact Assessment
        • Voices of the next generation – An interview with Harrison Burnard
        • Voices of the next generation – An interview with Ben Payne
        • A Voice from the field – An Interview with Rebekah Pokura-Ward
        • NZAIA attends IAIA16
        • The Chatham Rise Rock Phosphate Decision: a Regulator’s Perspective
    • Submission processes >
      • Submissions completed
  • Links and Resources
    • Resources
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  • Join/contact
  • Partners
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