The Kiribati Family Violence Prevention Strategic Action Plan, renamed the Maneaba Strategic Action Plan (MSAP), is a three-year action plan for Kiribati family violence prevention, developed by The kiribati project team. The MSAP builds on and implements the Boutokan te mweraoi - A Conceptual Framework for enhancing I-Kiribati wellbeing.

This Tuvalu Family Violence Prevention Plan sets out the Tuvalu Community's strategic apprach to addressing violence within Tuvaluan families, and outlines a series of actions that create an environment where families are living free from violence.

The plan integrates Tavalu's unique culture and valies in framing approaches to prevent occurence and reocurrence of violence in Tuvalu families and communities across New Zealand, with the emphasis beingmore on prevention than intervention strategies. 

Kāiga Tokelau Wellbeing National Strategic Plan is a project led, developed, written and endorsed by Tokelau Aotearoa New Zealand communities in Ashburton, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hutt Valley, Invercargill, Manawatu, Oamaru, Porirua, Rotorua, Timaru and Taupo.

Lalawa Ni Tiko Vinaka

Lalawa – National Fijian Wellbeing Plan 2022–2025 is the product of the collective effort of Fijian community leaders and the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) through Pasefika Proud’s Path for Change strategy. It arose from a talanoa process to socialise the topic of “wellbeing” (tiko vinaka) followed by the development of a plan to realise the wellbeing aspirations of Fijians in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Moui Olaola – National Niue Strategic Wellbeing Plan 2023–2025 is proudly created and presented through the collective efforts of Niue communities in Aotearoa New Zealand and Pasefika Proud.

Niue community mobilisation to fakatutala has been the driver to bringing forward the development of this plan to realise the wellbeing aspirations of Tagata Niue in Aotearoa.