Click here to open the report: HuiE! Election 2017 report Ngā Take Whakahirahira a Hapori – Community Priorities in the upcoming election Every community organisation has goals unique to the communities and people for which it advocates. In its General Election Report released today, Hui E! Community Aotearoa identifies community-wide issues that appear between community sector […]
Kiaora everyone, check this out! For those interested in becoming an international grassroots representative for food sovereignty! We look forward to receiving your nominations! Expressions of Interest sought for the voluntary role of: Australasian Delegate to the Civil Society Mechanism of the UN Committee on World Food Security Here is a rare opportunity to work […]
Geoff Connor of Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE) Geoff.Connor@mbie.govt.nz gave an update on progress with planned changes to the Incorporated Societies Act 1908. Geoff also presented at the Hui in Wellington. Paul Dunphy of Akina Foundation paul.dunphy@akina.org.nz gave an introduction to Social Enterprise, and identified opportunities for community sector people to join the social enterprise […]
Launched last week by Community Research, the What Works website is a brand new, NGO-friendly website to help your evidence your results. It’s a treasure trove of tools, case studies and resources to help you develop an outcomes framework, select tools for gathering data, to know and show the difference your organisation makes. What […]
Grant Thornton New Zealand special offer to clients: discounted financial reporting workshops
By Grant Thornton New Zealand Ltd. Over the last year we’ve been very proactive about discussing the new financial reporting regime, its impacts, the process, the decisions, the frameworks, and all of the positives and negatives in between. As we’ve been working through the various permutations that are possible with clients, a number of […]
Seven people have been nominated for the three vacancies on the Hui E! Trust Board. It is exciting that so many people have confidence in Hui E! and its kaupapa, and want to be a part of leading Hui E! through its next phase of development. That number of candidates means we will hold […]
Hui E! is a national network across the whole community and voluntary sector, contributing to thriving communities by promoting and strengthening the Sector: Te Whakakaha – Strengthening the collective voice of the Sector to build a stronger Aotearoa/New Zealand. Te Hāngai – Applying Te Tiriti o Waitangi in the context of the Sector’s work and […]
Every time I hear the words umbrella organisations I think of huddling together for protection against the rain, or worse to keep out the sun.