Sentence examples for in iwi from inspiring English sources

An increase in IWI will also indicate sustained and inclusive economic growth (SDG 8) and sustainable consumption and production patterns (SDG 12).

An increase in IWI will indicate progress towards poverty eradication (SDG 1), achieving food security while promoting sustainable agriculture (SDG 2), and supporting healthy lives and human well-being (SDG 3).

Our hypothesis to justify the difference between the accuracy of CROP index and that of IWI is that in the first one, the MIP (a criterion that is considered to be less accurate) [ 11, 21] was included, and in IWI, f/Vt ratio (an index that is considered to be one of the most accurate) [ 11, 16] was included.

In 1996, 44%% of Māori live in local iwi areas, 32%% live in non-local areas, and the remainder have no iwi affiliation.

Our findings on migration responses to local labour market shocks provide additional evidence along these lines: Māori living in their iwi network areas are almost entirely unresponsive to changes in local economic opportunities.

This suggests that Māori who live in local LMAs have a natural propensity to live in local iwi areas, as well as possibly having attachment to a particular local area.

In 2000, iwi Te Arawa lodged a claim with the Waitangi Tribunal for Haane Manahi to have his award of the Distinguished Conduct Medal upgraded to a Victoria Cross.

Our results corroborated the findings of the study by Aboussouan and colleagues [ 12], once Cst,rs and f/Vt ratio are included in the IWI equation and presented the second and the third largest areas under the ROC curves (0.85 and 0.83, respectively).

They're currently embarking on a series of huis throughout the country, starting with their first in Te Taitokerau last weekend in order to get iwi involved in drug reform advocacy and to have Māori voices heard.

In both periods, Māori living in a local iwi area are 8 10 percentage points less likely to move to a different LMA than Māori living in a non-local iwi area.

In general, Māori not living in a local iwi area appear quite a bit more mobile than Europeans (as measured by the percentage changing LMA).