Maori and Pacific Development

IDRC Putting a Price on Indigenous Knowledge
Links to sites on patents and rights pertaining to indigenous knowledge, traditional resources, and intellectual property.

International Development Resource Centre
Subsite to http://www.idrc.ca: a magazine online that features articles on development issues around the world.

International Development Resource Centre
Subsite to http://www.idrc.ca: their book site with online ordering.

International Development Resource Centre (IDRC)
Extensive list of documents on development and other resources. Subject material includes: economic, social and sustainable development, women and the UN.

Kei Hea Tera - Links to Other Māori Pages - Research Resources
A Māori research resource index.

Māori Organisations of New Zealand
Links to a wide range of topics pertaining to Māori including arts and culture

Native American and Aboriginal Law
Primary material and bibliographies and links to aboriginal and indigenous peoples sites for legal research provided by the New England School of Law Library.

Native American and the Environment
Native American literature/bibliographical site including essays on environmental issues, internet resources, and case studies.

Nisga
August 4, 1998 Nisga'a Final Agreement. This needs to be ratified by the British Columbian Reps, the Nisga'a and the Canadian Govt to become a treaty.

Te Puni Kokiri Ministry of Māori Development
Information about Te Puni Kokiri with links to a variety of topics with a Māori or Indigenous concern.

The United Nations University
Development in Africa focusing on a human element. Areas covered include: peace, governance, capacity building and research..

The United Nations University Environmental & Sustainable Development Programme
Focus is on the interactions between humans and their natural environment and the implications for sustainable management of natural resources.

The University of Sydney - Koori Centre
Several units within the University of Sydney that were initiated to increase the awareness of Indigenous Australian issues within the university and the wider community.