CIRCULAR INDIGENOMICS
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"Ko au te taiao, ko te taiao ko au" I am the environment, and the environment is me.
For centuries Māori were guided by this powerful provocation as a universal truth. In recent times, mainstream is increasingly shifting towards acknowledging this highly interdependent relationship, accepting human beings are physically, emotionally, and spiritually interconnected with our natural environment.
What is Circular Indigenomics?
Explore the holistic upgrade to circular economics rooted in indigenous wisdom. Download our first publication where we explore the core concepts and philosophy of Circular Indigenomics.
Circular Indigenomics enriches current circular economy theory by integrating Māori and other Indigenous perspectives, philosophies, and practices.
It emphasizes the interconnectedness of humans and the environment, recognizes the depletion of cultural resources for Indigenous peoples, and aims to regenerate both cultural and environmental wellbeing.
By incorporating a Cultural Nutrient Cycle alongside the biological and technical cycles, Circular Indigenomics seeks to create a more holistic, inclusive, and sustainable approach to resource management and economic systems.
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