Maori livestock farming achieving functional integrity
This paper uses a historical analysis of agricultural development to explore functional integrity of the New Zealand rural landscape arising from a national agenda to pursue greater agricultural outputs. The concept of functional integrity is extended by Maori farming as it introduces a further set...
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| author | M. Elizabeth Wedderburn Tanira T. Kingi Mark S. Paine Oscar Montes de Oca |
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This paper uses a historical analysis of agricultural development to explore functional integrity of the New Zealand rural landscape arising from a national agenda to pursue greater agricultural outputs. The concept of functional integrity is extended by Maori farming as it introduces a further set of functions related to the aspirations of indigenous landholders. A land-use integrated decision-making framework (IDMF) was developed and applied to four Maori farm case studies that wanted to use land performance to meet their aspirational goals. The IDMF has linked indigenous knowledge with Western science and industry knowledge to form a holistic framework for framing questions, and evaluating and designing land-use options that have the potential to balance multiple outcomes and confer functional integrity. The IDMF provides a framework that will organise multiple activities and coordinate different quantitative and qualitative data sets in a visual format that allows for discussion within a collective decision-making environment. The framework was found to be useful for exploring and making transparent the trade-off between differing functions. This understanding guides the exploration of strategies that will enable the attainment of several functions simultaneously.
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| spelling | doaj.art-8b16e4e2d834428cbdc52f20eca269352023-09-03T14:05:14ZengCIRADRevue d’Elevage et de Médecine Vétérinaire des Pays Tropicaux0035-18651951-67112016-03-01682-310.19182/remvt.2059720581Maori livestock farming achieving functional integrityM. Elizabeth WedderburnTanira T. KingiMark S. PaineOscar Montes de Oca This paper uses a historical analysis of agricultural development to explore functional integrity of the New Zealand rural landscape arising from a national agenda to pursue greater agricultural outputs. The concept of functional integrity is extended by Maori farming as it introduces a further set of functions related to the aspirations of indigenous landholders. A land-use integrated decision-making framework (IDMF) was developed and applied to four Maori farm case studies that wanted to use land performance to meet their aspirational goals. The IDMF has linked indigenous knowledge with Western science and industry knowledge to form a holistic framework for framing questions, and evaluating and designing land-use options that have the potential to balance multiple outcomes and confer functional integrity. The IDMF provides a framework that will organise multiple activities and coordinate different quantitative and qualitative data sets in a visual format that allows for discussion within a collective decision-making environment. The framework was found to be useful for exploring and making transparent the trade-off between differing functions. This understanding guides the exploration of strategies that will enable the attainment of several functions simultaneously. https://revues.cirad.fr/index.php/REMVT/article/view/20597LiFLOD 2011Maoriland usedecision makingsustainable land managementNew Zealand |
| spellingShingle | M. Elizabeth Wedderburn Tanira T. Kingi Mark S. Paine Oscar Montes de Oca Maori livestock farming achieving functional integrity Revue d’Elevage et de Médecine Vétérinaire des Pays Tropicaux LiFLOD 2011 Maori land use decision making sustainable land management New Zealand |
| title | Maori livestock farming achieving functional integrity |
| title_full | Maori livestock farming achieving functional integrity |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Maori livestock farming achieving functional integrity |
| title_short | Maori livestock farming achieving functional integrity |
| title_sort | maori livestock farming achieving functional integrity |
| topic | LiFLOD 2011 Maori land use decision making sustainable land management New Zealand |
| url | https://revues.cirad.fr/index.php/REMVT/article/view/20597 |
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