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1 Global Housing Synergy of business
2 Te Whare O Metekingi Ko Au Ko Awa - Ko Awa Ko au
3 1868 MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT Mete Kingi Te Rangi Paetahi Hoani Metekingi Ngapaki Metekingi Maaka Metekingi Howard Metekingi Frederick Nene Russell, Mete Kingi Te Rangi Paetahi, Tareha Te Moananui and John Patterson took their places as the first Māori Members of Parliament (MPs) in the House in Te Moananui was the first to speak, and he urged the government to enact wise laws to promote good, and for Māori and Pākehā to work together. The speech was in te reo, and his words were translated by an interpreter organised at the last minute. Owing to the difficulties of language and being a Māori minority in a white Parliament, these and other early Māori MPs struggled to make a difference. Ati Haunui a Paparangi
4 Ngati Toa Rangatira Te Pehi Kupe Te Hiko O Te Rangi Matenga Te Hiko Paraone Toaangina Te Hiko Ramari Te Hiko Karanga Wineera Howard Metekingi Travelled to england to get muskets, he was presented to King George IV, he learnt to ride horses visited factories but could get GUNS. Te Peehi was given many gifts so he travelled back to sydney and sold them for guns
5 Ngati Toa Fighting Chief Te Rauparaha Te Rauparaha - Kararaina Tutari - Ria Te Uira - Wineera Te Kanai - Wiremu Wineera - Ariki Wineera - Karanga Wineera - Howard Metekingi It was said that he was a boy when Captain James Cook arrived. Moved his people from Kawhia to Kapiti island. Conquered the lower north Island and Top of the south. Composer of the Haka Ka mate, The All Blacks Secret Weapon. The Haka is the 16th man.
6 Enduring 100 Year Business Plan He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tangata He tangata He tangata What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, It is people, It is people
7 Master Plan
8 100 yr Strategic Plan Focus on Three Products 1- Housing - make it a quality product, affordable to buy and Affordable to live in. Develop the whanau into an intergenerational Client base 2 - Food supply, rejuvenate community supply. Promote Organic growing Technology, and help develop local, Regional and International markets. Capacity is always a big concern but a Collective approach to growing and land usage. Develop the tribal landowners into intergenerational suppliers 3 - Health - Indigenous knowledge, reclaim Intellectual Knowledge and Property. - Create a healthier tribe.
9 Long term cultural concept Cultural Health Models
10 Mission of Global Housing Hawaii Creating economic growth and reducing poverty by creating inclusive community businesses that deliver affordable, high quality housing. It is about building shared value between company and community.
11 Why Panels???
12 Fast and Easy to build
13 Structurally Insulated Panels (SIP s) The search for an appropriate building system has been a long and challenging journey. We embarked on a mission to look for: 1. Reduced cost of construction due to speed of build and reduced onsite material wastage 2. A sustainable ongoing cost for whanau/families i.e. warmth and cooling costs 3. Design efficiencies can be created as modular ideas and technology improve 4. Creation of Local Licensees who have an understanding of their own community Building with panel creates 50% percent savings in build time which created on average 20-25% cost savings. Skills Training: An opportunity to use semi-skilled labour under supervised construction to create local employment opportunities Inclusive Business Model: 1. Integration of business partnerships locally and internationally to supply fittings and fixtures 2. Community contribution 3. Family/whanau rebate through Licensee creativity
14 Financially a better option In a recent analysis of a 1,176 sq ft two story, 3 bedroom home: SIPs were: 55% Faster to build 35% less cost compared to conventional framing
15 Owned and operated by locals Its about locals building home for locals. Giving back to the people of the islands. Ua Mau ke Ea o ka Aina I ka Pono
16 Financially a better option Build your own home.
17 Manufacturing - Employment and Skills Training Creation of a fully functional Structural Insulated Panel (SIP) manufacturing plant and supply operations in identified regions and locations where communities can benefit from local manufacturing skills and employment. The manufacturing plant will have full access for all testing, innovation, quality assurance and warranties on SIP panels. Along with the necessary disciplines, procedures and skills training for a successful plant operation.
18 Provides employment opportunities for community
19 Quality it is tested among the best Fire Science Research Group Successful testing includes: Racking tests 60/60 fire rating P21 Earthquake Racking and Bracing Axial load tension tests Elemental shear tests Elemental tension tests Face loaded panel tests (flexural) Fastener pull out & fastener pull through tests Impact Resistance
20 Quality cosmetically
21 Quality cosmetically
22 Grow your home/ design innovation
23 Modular designs
24 Ability Living Australia January 15th,
25 Health Facilities
26 Construction begins today
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