Impact • Greater awareness that poverty is a te Tiriti and human rights issue. • Gender and ethnic pay gaps are reduced. • Greater awareness and more government and public action to address the dynamics of poverty for tangata whenua, including the pay gap and rights to self-determination and land. • Awareness of the impact of poverty on the enjoyment of human rights is increased. • Greater visibility of human rights, especially the right to a decent home, in poverty-reduction initiatives including the specific perspectives of tangata whenua. Indicators • Assessment of Tiriti based quality of deliverables and level of satisfaction of tino rangatiratanga Tiriti partners with our mahi including their priorities. • Rate of victimisation measured as the percentage of people in New Zealand aged 15 years and older who said they had a crime committed against them in the last 12 months. • Rate of victimisation measured as the percentage of tangata whenua aged 15 years and older who said they had a crime committed against them in the last 12 months. 34 | Strategic Plan 2021-2025

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