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The Clearing House distributes research and other resources for the Tangata Whenua, Community and Voluntary Sector. Help us build a strong, vibrant community by registering to share your research. Find resources or researchers for your projects.

Welcome - ko te hokai nuku ko te hokai rangi ko te hokai a to tipuna a Tanenuiarangi

People's choice

YOUR TOP 10 DOWNLOADS

Each month we check which resources were downloaded the most. Here are the results.

1. How do New Zealanders give?
2. National Associations Experiences in improving the terms of engagement with government: Pacific Experiences
3. A New Way of Working
4. Non-profit Institutions Satellite Account 2004 (Quickstats)
5. Non-profit Institutions Satellite Account 2004 (publication)
6. Counting Non-profit Institutions in New Zealand 2005 (Hot of the Press)
7. Te Kāwai Toro - Report of analysis of expressions of interest 2006
8. Giving New Zealand, Philanthropic Funding 2006
9. The History of the Non-profit Sector in New Zealand
10. KIDPOWER NZ Pilot Evaluation Report - Summary

Hey! Before you print that paper ...

What if you did not print it? You'd save a piece of a tree, reduce pollution by just a teeny bit, stop a few drops of chemical bleach going into the sea, prevent a few puffs of smog going into the atmosphere, and the fume producing factory that makes your filing cabinet (or rubbish bin) would have a little less to burn.

And what if we all did not print the next bit of paper ... >>

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Statistics

356 members representing estimated 250 plus organisations
99% members agree with our
Code of Practice since its release in 2007
104 researchers want to be found by you
Over 17,000 visitors in the last year

People in the community

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Job advertisement

Development Manager required


The Tangata Whenua, Community & Voluntary Sector Research Centre provides research resources to support people and organisations in the community sector, and to contribute to the strengthening of the Sector through enhancing our collective knowledge base.


The Research Centre wishes to appoint a Development Manager part time (20 hours per week) for an initial period of six months to implement the Governance Group’s strategic vision.


The Development Manager will need to:


  • have experience in developing a small to medium-sized non-profit organisation


  • be familiar with community research methods and practices


  • commit to working within a Te Tiriti relationship framework


  • build strong stakeholder relationships


  • develop the Research Centre’s funding base


  • be familiar with new information technologies and have very good  computer skills


  • have experience in annual budget planning, cashflow management, and the development and maintenance of basic administrative and reporting systems


  • be available to travel within New Zealand


Further information about the Research Centre can be found HERE


For a full job description and further information please contact either of the Co-Chairs before closing date Friday 10 October 2008:


Co-Chair Pat Hanley: lawler.hanley@slingshot.co.nz
Co-Chair Pania Coote: ptcoote@ihug.co.nz