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Enhancing Food Security and Physical Activity for Māori, Pacific and Low-income PeoplesUsing tikanga to encourage physical activity for MāoriInterventions Actors TimeframeFunding is made available for traditional and modern forms of physical activity Contracting bodiesImmediateprogrammes that use tikanga and that these programmes are evaluated in orderto build an evidence base.ProvidersFunding is allocated to research into the use of tikanga in physical activityprogrammes and how this may improve adherence to traditional and modelforms of physical activity.MoH/TPK/HRC partnership Immediate -mediumFunding is provided for training of the Māori physical activity workforce ontikanga and its application within activity programmes. This is likely to requirepartnership with tertiary providers to develop training capacity.A review is undertaken of tikanga use within mainstream physical activityprogrammes to ensure tikanga is delivered appropriately. Investigate ways forMāori to lead development of such programmes.Tertiary EducationCommission/ MOH/SPARCpartnershipContracting bodiesProvidersImmediate policywork for medium tolong termimplementationImmediate8.2.4 Cross cutting themesThe potential use of Health Impact AssessmentInterventions Actors Timeframe*Continue to undertake HIA to enhance physical activity for Māori, Pacific andlow-income New Zealanders.Central and localgovernment agencies,community groups,ImmediateTrial and evaluate HIAs to enhance food security for Māori, Pacific and lowincomeNew Zealanders.academicsCentral and localgovernment agencies,community groups,academicsImmediate221
Enhancing Food Security and Physical Activity for Māori, Pacific and Low-income PeoplesAssess the impact of evaluations of HIAs that are currently underway in order tostrengthen HIA in New Zealand.Routinely undertake impact evaluations of HIAs to assess their impacts,including cost-benefit analysis as appropriate.Consider the findings of the current evaluation of the HIA Support Unit to ensurethat HIA continues to be promoted and well supported in New Zealand.Central and localgovernment agencies,community groups,academicsCentral and localgovernment agencies,community groups,academicsMinistry of HealthImmediateImmediateImmediateBuild on current initiativesInterventions Actors Timeframe*Provide sustainable Government funding to maintain and develop effective Ministry of Health, Ministry of Immediateprogrammes promoting food security and physical activity for Māori, Pacific and Social Development, SPARClow-income communities.Ensure capacity is developed to build on effective programmes promoting foodsecurity and physical activity for Māori, Pacific and low-income communities.Review the findings of the evaluation of the Healthy Eating Healthy Action Ministry of Health, SPARC ImmediateStrategy to identify effective programmes promoting food security and physicalactivity for Māori, Pacific and low-income communities.Undertake an environmental scan of effective current initiatives in relation tofood security to complement the information in the evaluation of the HealthyEating Healthy Action Strategy.Ensure robust independent research and evaluation is undertaken of all foodsecurity and physical activity programmes for Māori, Pacific and low-incomecommunities. Such evaluation should include measures of cost-effectiveness.Ministry of Health, Ministry ofSocial DevelopmentContracting bodiesImmediateImmediate222
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