Fund recipients
The Innovation Fund supported innovative projects that improve the sustainability and resilience of the sector, provide commercial opportunities, and improve access and participation. The Innovation Fund was delivered through a nationwide events series, Te Urungi: Innovating Aotearoa.
There were two funding streams available to participants in the Te Urungi events: seed funding and project funding.
- Seed funding provided up to $20,000 to enable a team to further progress their idea to a point that they are ready to apply for further funding. Seed funding could be used to engage specific expertise, for example a lawyer, a designer, or technical expert. It could also be used to support the people in the team to take the time to develop their project.
- Project funding was also available. The amount provided depended on each individual project and its potential reach and impact. Please note that the Innovation Fund was a highly competitive fund and Manatū Taonga looked to support a wide range of projects across Aotearoa.
- Project funding recipients by event: Te Whanganui-a-Tara, online, Waitaha Canterbury, Ōtākou Otago, Murihiku Southland, Te Tai Poutini West Coast, Ngamotu Taranaki, Te Moana a Toi-te-Huatahi Bay of Plenty, Manawatū Whanganui, Te Matau-a-Māui Hawke's Bay, Te Tau Ihu o te waka a Māui - Wairau Marlborough and Whakatū Nelson, Waikato, Tamaki Makaurau Auckland (3 online events), Te Tai Tokerau Kerikeri, Te Tairawhiti Gisborne
- Seed funding recipients by event: Te Whanganui-a-Tara, online, Ōtautahi Christchurch, Ōtākou Otago, Murihiku Southland, Te Tai Poutini West Coast, Ngamotu Taranaki, Te Moana a Toi-te-Huatahi Bay of Plenty, Manawatū Whanganui, Te Matau-a-Māui Hawke's Bay, Te Tau Ihu o te waka a Māui - Wairau Marlborough and Whakatū Nelson, Waikato, Tamaki Makaurau Auckland (3 online events), Te Tai Tokerau Kerikeri, Te Tairawhiti Gisborne
Te Urungi funding recipients by event
Manatū Taonga received 529 applications to the Cultural Sector Innovation Fund, with almost 1000 people taking part in Te Urungi: Innovating Aotearoa events. More than $32 million was awarded to 185 projects that will drive the recovery and future resilience of our cultural sectors.
Te Whanganui-a-Tara – Wellington event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atuatanga | Atuatanga | To develop 'Atuatanga', an interactive virtual reality gaming experience that will use te Reo Māori and mātauranga Māori to engage players through challenges as they navigate through an ancient world restoring the taiao for future generations | $585,000 |
| Narrative Muse | Narrative Muse | To develop a digital platform to help Aotearoa audiences discover books, movies, and TV by and about intersectional women and gender-diverse people. This project will also provide content creators with audience insights to support their creation of more representative content | $500,000 |
| Rascality Studios | Rascal Stories | To develop entertaining, interactive reading resources by Aotearoa writers for children/tamariki | $300,000 |
| TOTAL | $1,385,000 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andy Hanara | Andy Hanara | Development of a business case for heritage waka tangata tours on Porirua harbour. | $20,000 |
| Creative Capital Arts Trust | Developing a NZ Fringe network | To work with national fringe festivals to investigate the development of a collaborative network that strengthens the fringe ecosystem and brings independent and emerging artists work to a wider audience. The project also seeks to increase audience access and participation | $20,000 |
| Goldfish Creative | Distributed Arts Fund | To undertake a feasibility study for an alternate arts funding model that includes investigating the use of distributed ledger technology that improves sustainability and resilience for independent artists in Aotearoa | $20,000 |
| indigi.nz™ 5G art+media studio | indigi.nz™ 5G art+media studio | Testing and documenting the processes for digitising mātauranga Māori for use in new media settings and testing users’ interaction with this content. This project will improve preservation, protection, and revitalisation of mātauranga Māori | $20,000 |
| Isaac James Te Reina Cleland | Teki (Whakaaro Factory) | Development of a concept and prototype for a gaming and social experience based on interaction with mātauranga Māori, whakapapa, whenua, and whānau, for tamariki and rangatahi. This project will improve access and participation while preserving, protecting, and revitalising mātauranga Māori | $20,000 |
| JAMN2020 | JAMN2020 | To develop a suite of online resources that will be used to support whānau within the welfare and penal system to reconnect with their culture, heritage and the arts. Resources will also be used to support future applications for sustainable funding | $20,000 |
| Katie Scheid | Living Heritage | To work with heritage partners and complete a business case for ‘Living Heritage’, an innovative approach for bringing heritage sites to life with virtual technology, increasing opportunities for access and participating with New Zealand’s heritage places | $20,000 |
| Mina Ripia | The mighty WAI | Pre-production, research and development of a web series to tell the story of the Māori electronica roots band WAI and their journey around the world sharing music in te Reo Māori | $20,000 |
| Te Runanga o Toa Rangatira Incorporated | Te Wharetoi ō Ngāti Toa (Creative Hub) | Developing a business case for the establishment of an iwi based Te Whare Toi ō Ngāti Toa Creative Hub in Porirua. | $20,000 |
| Teresa Ropata | Music Wānanga for Ngāti Toa rangatahi | To develop a pilot wānanga toi to help Ngāti Toa rangatahi to develop their musical skills | $20,000 |
| Wellington Regional Economic Development Agency Ltd | Unesco Creative Cities AR Film Heritage Experience | To carry out community engagement on and co-design of an augmented reality platform for the Wellington UNESCO City of Film, which will create new opportunities for audiences to access and engage with Wellington’s film history | $20,000 |
| With Lime | Wellington Region Creative Arts Technology Lab | To prepare a business case for the Wellington Region Creative Arts Technology Lab, which aims to build knowledge, skills and capability for using technology in New Zealand’s arts sector, increasing sector sustainability through making technology affordable and accessible and using technology in culturally appropriate ways | $20,000 |
| Zealanesia | Tokelauan vaka project | To scope the development and prototyping of a digital storytelling platform using the vaka as medium for navigating and exploring Tokelauan heritage. This will enable and improve Tokelauan and Pasifika access and participation in art, culture and heritage | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $260,000 |
Online event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| DOTDOT | Experience Builder on SOCIAL | To develop a platform to enable artists, arts venues, arts organisations and cultural institutions to create their own hybrid and virtual events, allowing them to reach new audiences and drive new revenue streams for their work | $206,965 |
| InWorld | To develop a flexible and dynamic creative tool that will enable multiple sectors to apply app-technology in an interactive context, thereby creating new opportunities for the arts sector and enabling access and participation | $227,605 | |
| Massey University | Aotearoa Live Music Recovery Project | To support small to medium sized live music venues with artist and audience development that increases diversity. The project will increase access and participation in live music | $2,110,000 |
| Massey University | Public Art Heritage Aotearoa New Zealand | To develop a website of Aotearoa’s remaining twentieth century public art heritage, which will enable New Zealanders to access and build awareness of our public art heritage. Funding will also support the development of a national public art forum to develop best-practice guidance and resources for those involved in public art | $300,000 |
| Metia Interactive | Metia Interactive | To develop Guardian Maia, an online game for rangatahi that imagines a Māori future and uses culturally inclusive creative technology to explore mātauranga Māori traditions and new cultural concepts | $290,000 |
| New Zealand Festival Trust | Choose Your Price | To develop a new values-driven ticketing platform, empowering audiences to choose their own ticket price, thereby increasing access and participation in the cultural sector | $200,000 |
| QWB Lab | QWB Lab | To design a suite of tools that helps arts and culture organisations to measure, understand, increase and articulate their wellbeing impact in order to unlock the value of culture and their assets. The development of these tools is aimed at increasing the capacity to generate wellbeing for communities, helping improve access and participation | $150,000 |
| Staples Productions | TPW | To develop creative assets for an augmented reality app called Pūrākau. The app embeds Te Ao Māori content into the environment around us using mixed reality technology. The project is delivered via smart phone devices to enable accessibility to a wide audience | $328,405 |
| Taki Rua Productions Society Incorporated | Taki Rua Productions Society Incorporated | The development and delivery of two immersive live productions of large-scale contemporary Māori performing arts pieces. By presenting mātauranga Māori within contemporary performances the project will increase access and participation to both mātauranga and contemporary performance art | $1,323,000 |
| TOTAL | $5,135,975 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creative Capital Arts Trust | Aotearoa Music Showcase | To plan and programme a live music event that provides New Zealand musicians and the music industry access to new markets, as well as creating a collaborative approach to providing audiences access to diverse, high quality New Zealand music | $20,000 |
| Kenny Roy | Steamcore | To scope and test a new interactive social gaming experience meant to democratize content creation and e-sports, increasing commercial opportunities, sector sustainability and improving access and participation | $20,000 |
| Ko Mana Wahine Te Pūtake Spiral 2021 Charitable Trust | Spiral Collectives Moerangi Microproject | Action research into a new film-making paradigm that is globally oriented, sustainable, unionised and whānau friendly, within an animation infrastructure | $20,000 |
| New Zealand Micrographic Services | Digitisation of New Zealand Historic Newspapers | To prepare a detailed and robust financial report that can be used to provide other sources of funding for micrographic services | $20,000 |
| The Grid | To support the establishment of The Grid, an immersive digital art space in Te Whanganui-a-Tara focused on presenting and cultivating digital art in Aotearoa | $20,000 | |
| The Heavy Metal Company | Te Ringa Maitai The Hand of Metal | To work with communities and sector organisations to scope and develop a sustainable collaboration between renowned Māori and Pacific Island artists, and Heavy Metal (a Māori owned commercial art foundry) that is resilient, profitable and kaupapa driven that will increase commercial opportunities for the cultural sector | $20,000 |
| The Village Otepoti (Dunedin City Council) | To develop a partnership-based creative workforce plan for Ōtepoti Dunedin that empowers community-driven leadership and agency | $20,000 | |
| TOTAL | $140,000 |
Waitaha Canterbury event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christchurch City Council | Toi Ōtautahi | Toi Ōtautahiand creative practice platforms for artists. The project will support artists and improve access to the arts for people of Waitaha Canterbury. | $900,000 |
| Cross-Polynate | Cross-Polynat | To develop and deliver a capability building programme for 25 Tagata Moana, Pasifika Creatives in Ōtautahi. | $145,415 |
| Fictiveworks | Fictive | To create an experimental writing tool and cloud publishing service to support development of complex manuscripts and data-driven storytelling. The project could lead to greater commercial opportunities for writers. | $48,000 |
| The Creator's Room | The Creator's Room | Expanding an Ōtautahi visual arts platform to young artists in Wellington and Auckland. The initiative improves career pathways for young artists and brings their work to a wider audience. | $172,205 |
| TOTAL | $1,265,620 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| 33 Media | The Seed | To develop a funding proposal for a new screen genre series ‘The Seed’ that follows the start-up journeys of entrepreneurs battling to get their big ideas investor-ready. The Seed aims to support innovators in the cultural sector through increasing opportunities and sector resilience, as well as enabling access and participation. | $20,000 |
| Ariki Creative | Ariki Creative | To develop a business case for expanding a creative practice and design careers programme from delivery in Ōtautahi, into additional centres across the motu. | $20,000 |
| Christchurch Symphony Trust | Tūmahana | To work with communities in Hokitika, Kaikōura and Ōtākou to determine future arts programmes to be delivered, in doing so supporting equity of access to arts experiences, sharing knowledge within communities, and increasing the resilience of creative communities by identifying locally determined aspirations and outcomes. | $20,000 |
| RDU98.5FM | Soundplant - He Kakano Pūoro | To build an evidence base that will support musicians to access knowledge and resources to increase business capability, thereby building resilience for practitioners and the sector. | $20,000 |
| TripTuNZ | TripTuNZ | To develop a new music discovery platform to allow audiences to access local music and, in doing so, develop an audience base which will help grow the resilience of the music sector and provide commercial opportunities. | $20,000 |
| Warrior Princess Workshops | Toi Māori Wānanga | To deliver toi Māori wānanga and increase opportunities for tamariki, rangatahi and their whānau to participate. The wānanga will help to inform and build an evidence base to confirm the identified gap, which in turn will support applications for sustainable funding through other avenues. | $20,000 |
| Watch This Space Trust | Little Street Art Festival | To scope the viability of the Little Street Art Festival, enabling established and emerging urban artists to work in new directions and add their work to Ōtautahi Christchurch’s public spaces, enhancing access for audiences. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $140,000 |
Ōtākou Otago event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atawhai Interactive Tapui | Atawhai Interactive Tapui | To develop an accessible online game, Toroa, that gives tamariki and rangatahi an experience to fly as Toroa on its journey from the Pacific Ocean back to its home on Taiaroa head. It will explore the themes of whakapapa as the Toroa soars over the ocean, deified as Takaroa, on the winds of Tāwhirimatea. Toroa will be the first in a portfolio of games that centre the natural world and leave players with a lasting experience of Te Ao Māori. | $250,000 |
| Dunedin Fringe Arts Trust | Te Whare o Rukutia | To develop a collaborative database and marketing system and Te Whare o Rukutia as a versatile, multi-purpose venue to support the works of local practitioners. | $203,000 |
| TOTAL | $453,000 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anna Noonan | Anna Noonan | To develop a business plan to set up a dance organisation in Dunedin to enable access and participation, supported by collaboration in the dance community. The organisation would offer resources, support and advocacy for employment opportunities; provide a range of classes accessible to all ages and abilities and build an outreach programme that builds strong connections with health, well-being, and education sectors. | $20,000 |
| Blue Oyster Arts Trust | Blue Oyster Art Project Space | To scope an accessible, physical space for visual artists in Ōtepoti that offers studios, workshop, and exhibition space. The space would be built on kaupapa Māori principles and would improve access and participation and increase sector sustainability. | $20,000 |
| Central Otago District Council | Eden Hore Central Otago Vistor Expereince | To develop a comprehensive business plan to support creation of an interactive visitor experience in Central Otago that brings to life the stories of Eden Hore, a Naseby high country farmer and his extraordinary collection of 1970s New Zealand and international designer couture. Digital engagement, augmented reality and unique garment display will make this unique collection more available to the public, as well as arts practitioners and students. | $20,000 |
| Creative Nātives Aotearoa | Creative Nātives Aotearoa | To undertake the development of a sustainable indigenous business model to create more economic opportunities for Māori and Pasifika creatives and artists who provide bespoke kaupapa driven resources, communications and events. This will increase sector sustainability and resilience by supporting development opportunities and increasing the commercial potential of this work. | $20,000 |
| Film Otago Southland | Filmmakers Creative Development Project - Otago/Southland | To develop a collective entity in Otago-Southland for filmmakers that fosters innovative collaboration, contributes to sustainable career pathways, retains talent in the region and brings more stories from the south to the small and big screen. | $20,000 |
| Good Company Arts | Pepe | To create a series of immersive virtual reality journeys that celebrate the sound and form of Taonga Pūoro, thereby connecting a wider audience to the artform and to the whenua. | $20,000 |
| He Waka Kotuia Trust | Ka Hao te Rakatahi | To engage with experts to develop interactive digital tools focusing on preservation, retention and intergenerational transmission of mātauraka Kāi Tahu for rakatahi and whānau of Te Nohoaka o Tukiauau, one of the most significant remaining wetlands in Te Waipounamu. | $20,000 |
| Inati Aotearoa | Inati Aotearoa | To scope the formalisation and strengthening of existing Pasifika arts networks and to build a Pasifika physical and virtual resource centre that connects Pasifika creative individuals, groups and ecosystems in Aotearoa and beyond to improve access and participation. | $20,000 |
| Te Rūnaka o Ōtākou | Te Rūnaka o Ōtākou | Scoping the use of a web platform to leverage pūrākau, and traditional and contemporary technologies to connect with the Ōtākou diaspora. The project seeks to reinvigorate cultural identity and mātauraka through a digital medium. | $20,000 |
| Yellow Eye | Yellow Eye | To launch a website to coordinate and manage participatory programmes for artists with schools alongside events and festivals, improving access and increasing commercial opportunities. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $200,000 |
Murihiku Southland event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Sea Spray Trust | South Sea Spray | To deliver South Sea Spray, an annual mural festival and associated workshops, based in Southland for the next three years, creating opportunities for New Zealand mural artists and Southland communities to participate in a large-scale festival. | $180,000 |
| Southland Regional Heritage Committee | Project Ark | To support Project Ark’s current work (researching, cataloguing, imaging, and sharing collections online via eHive) at Te Hikoi Museum in Riverton and contributing to future projects at other cultural heritage institutions within Southland over a three-year period. This work will improve sector capability and sustainability for the organisations involved and will improve public access to collections. | $285,000 |
| TOTAL | $465,000 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creative Trend 21 | Creative Trend 21 | To develop a business plan with the intent of informing a public launch for the Creative Community hub where members of the Southland community will be able to participate in arts, and commercial opportunities will be increased. | $20,000 |
| EH Productions | EH Productions | To establish a 2D/3D animation studio in Invercargill for the purpose of creating high-quality children’s screen content for local and international audiences. | $20,000 |
| Fuaiapi(Api) Fiefia (Fifita) | Api-ko-haukinima Murihiku (AKH Southland) | To research a business plan to understand what is needed to produce authentic Tongan mats and make them more accessible for Tongan people, and to teach this craft and pass on the knowledge to those who wish to learn it. Southland has scarce resources and creating a Tongan network in the South Island will boost Tongan cultural practices and raise awareness by increasing access and participation. | $20,000 |
| Lemon Creative | Creativity classification and mapping in Murihiku | To investigate how arts and education stakeholders classify, measure, and communicate creativity; then mapping creative activity and gaps in Murihiku. The project offers the prospect of establishing a model for wider use, and with it the prospect of positioning creative projects for broader investment. | $20,000 |
| Rob Swatton | Restore - The Northern Southland Makerspace | To undertake research around a novel rethink of a community arts space with a focus on rural culture revitalisation and intergenerational knowledge transfer through creativity. The space will be for creators and artists of all ages to share knowledge, skills and experience across a range of mediums and to re-frame exploration of the arts in an accessible format. | $20,000 |
| Rory Clifford | Digital Preservation of Māori Taonga, Marae and Wahi Tāpu utilising reality capture and virtual interactive media software | To develop a business plan for virtual reality recreations of current Māori wāhi tapu with an initial focus on Kāi Tahu marae and their historic sites of interest. | $20,000 |
| Shapecutter | Shapecutter | To scope the viability of a regional programme through workshops that will improve opportunities for dance professionals and increase sector sustainability and resilience. | $20,000 |
| Take Tuia | Digital Innovation | To develop a project plan that determines how digital technology can be used to boost active storytelling including pūrākau and how this can be used to create employment opportunities and pathways for rangatahi through cultural engagement. | $20,000 |
| THRIVE COMMUNITY TRUST | Delivery of arts events in the community | To deliver outdoor art events for young people in Invercargill, expanding local opportunities for access and participation in the arts. | $20,000 |
| Tuatahi | Ngā Toi a Matakauri (NTAM) | To investigate creating Aotearoa’s first digital museum as a space that showcases Te Ao Māori and the richness of Māori culture through creativity, technology, and innovation. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $200,000 |
Te Tai Poutini West Coast event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Greymouth Heritage Trust | Coal River Story | To tell the story of the Grey River using virtual reality, simulative, and immersive technologies. The project will bring to life both Māori and European settlement and use of the river. | $321,740 |
| TOTAL | $321,740 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grey District Youth Trust | Grey District Youth Art Space | To scope and develop an all encompassing art space for youth, led by youth in the Grey District. Connecting young artists and promoting their creativity. | $20,000 |
| Jerry Pu | Te Whare Pu Rakau o Matamata | To scope and develop a business plan for a digital history of the knowledge of whakapapa of Ngati Waewae and Ngai Tahu. | $20,000 |
| Mahi Tupuna - Blackball Museum of Working Class History Trust | Mahi Tupuna - Blackball Museum of Working Class History Trust | For planning, consultation, and development of concept design for six new installations at the museum. | $20,000 |
| Makaira Waugh | Rōreka | To contribute to the creation of a te reo Māori children’s book which uses an app to embellish the story with music and claymation videos, and allows the reader to recreate waiata using instrumental loops. | $20,000 |
| Missy Campbell | Te Aka Harakeke | To scope and develop a project plan for the creation of a community Pā Harakeke. The goal is to increase community participation and grow skilled kairaranga while also preserving, protecting, and revitalising the artform of raranga and whatu. | $20,000 |
| The West Coast Society of Arts | Te Tai Poutini Artist Legacy Project | To develop a publicly accessible archive of West Coast artists and their works. Funding will support research and writing of profiles for the first 15 artists. | $20,000 |
| Whare Manaaki o te Tai Poutini | Whare Manaaki o te Tai Poutini | To build Mātauranga Māori capability on the West Coast by developing a practice support framework for local ringatoi and tohunga. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $140,000 |
Ngamotu - Taranaki online event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Granary | The Granary | To develop and test a virtual production pipeline that brings together the film and gaming sectors that will help to shift the Aotearoa industry from serving offshore projects to creating local intellectual property. The project includes providing training to local crew and technicians, creating employment for rangatahi, and providing local creatives with access to new tools and methodologies. | $975,000 |
| Toi o Taranaki Ki Te Tonga | Taranaki Toi - Taranaki Tāngata | An inter-generational and multi career stage approach to encourage, empower and enable Māori artists who whakapapa to Taranaki or live in the rohe, to wānanga, create, collaborate, exhibit and sell their work and to provide improved community access to mahi toi Māori. | $283,500 |
| TOTAL | $1,258,500 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dinnie Moeahu | Te Āhua o Te Tangata - Cultural Competency Framework for Local Government | To undertake research and engagement to support the development of Te Āhua o Te Tangata, a cultural competency framework for local government. | $20,000 |
| Haoro Hond-Goffe | He ihowai | To bring together a panel of Taranaki art practitioners, teachers and experts to identify and test teaching structures that build the resilience of Taranaki rangatahi creatives. | $20,000 |
| Hoe754 | Waitara Art Kooperative Alliance (WAKA) | To establish a cooperative limited liability company, Waitara Art Kooperative Alliance (WAKA), to provide support and facilitate the development of the artists of Waitara. | $20,000 |
| Manella Productions | Nga Waiata Poipoia | To pilot a music recording and mentoring programme where musicians are supported to develop tools and resources for a sustainable career in music. | $20,000 |
| Te Koka | Kahu Whakatere Tupapaku | To further develop a project focused on transmitting, revitalising and providing accessible ways of learning tikanga Māori practices surrounding deathing, death and after death. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $100,000 |
Te Moana a Toi-te-Huatahi - Bay of Plenty online event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kauae Raro Research Collective | Kauae Raro Research Collective | To commission and promote new works by Māori creatives using customary Māori paint making knowledge. These commissions will enable artists (from emerging through to established artists) to explore the whenua in innovative ways. Research and education resources will be produced and housed online to benefit practitioners in the future. | $248,460 |
| Ngamanawa Incorporation | Taonga Tuku Iho | To create a digital repository and digital rights management framework through development of open-source software to ensure that cultural knowledge and artefacts can be hapū governed, retained and protected for future generations. | $371,108 |
| Rehua Innovations | Matangirua: Breathing Life Into Our Sailing Heritage | To build local capability by repurposing two under-utilised waka ama into waka tere and increasing traditional sailing capabilities through wānanga, and as a result safeguard mātauranga Māori and increase access and participation in the traditional art of building and sailing waka. | $250,000 |
| Yumi Labs | Tomo | To develop to alpha stage, tomo, a software platform for artists to create and publish digital assets under their terms, ensuring the integrity of their work and mātauranga. The underlying technology enables new revenue streams and financing options for the creative sector. | $300,000 |
| Contract TBA | $1,000,000 | ||
| TOTAL | $2,169,568 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aotearoa Kinesthetic Education & Entertainment | Te Waka Hihiri - maori rock-art collective | To develop a strategy for Māori rock-art in Taupō and investigate the formation of a Māori rock-art collective in order to improve knowledge and awareness of local rock-art heritage. | $20,000 |
| Kieth Waaka | Kieth Waaka | Kanohi ki te kanohi engagement with ngā toi practitioners and wider stakeholders on a project to restore and protect the mauri of the environment and communities surrounding the Ōhau Awa. | $20,000 |
| Ko Te Tuara Totara of Fordlands Incorporated | Te Whare Puoro | To develop a business case and conduct research to explore the feasibility of a long-term sustainable music school in Fordlands, Rotorua. The music school will provide free tuition to tamariki and rangatahi with the aim of reducing inequity and disrupting deprivation. | $20,000 |
| Tawhao Webster | MS Records platform | To establish and develop MS Records as a platform for Māori talent to express their natural artistic creativity. | $20,000 |
| Te Tiriti O Waitangi Marae Charitable Trust | Digitising Taonga | To develop a project plan and memorandum of understanding with stakeholders for a prototype digital platform to produce, store and disseminate tribal knowledge. | $20,000 |
| Wawata Creative | Marae Stories | To develop the sitemap and potential ‘look and feel’ of an app that captures and stores key stories, kōrero, imagery, waiata, whakapapa, and knowledge from marae which is often lost or watered down over generations. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $120,000 |
Manawatū online event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anthonie Tonnon | Durie Hill Elevator - experience enhancements | To upgrade and enhance the immersive experience of the Durie Hill Elevator and Tunnel, providing access to stories about public transport, the way we build our cities and housing, engineering and built heritage. | $199,300 |
| Cecelia Kumeroa | Pounga Wai | To produce Pounga Wai | A Digital River - an interactive, real-time, large-scale digital art installation of the Whanganui River, embedded in Māori kaupapa. | $124,631 |
| Central Economic Development Agency | He Ara Kotahi, Hei Ara Kōrero | To deliver a digital storytelling experience of the Manawatū Awa, with interactive cultural and historical maps and a virtual guide. This is a collaboration between Rangitāne o Manawatū and the Central Economic Development Agency (CEDA). | $700,000 |
| Māoriland Charitable Trust | Puritia | To deliver Purita, a capability system to enable identification and development of Māori potential through the creation of content, but also a platform for this content to be distributed and seen around the world. Purita will also platform an extensive library of global indigenous content. | $1,015,300 |
| TOTAL | $2,039,231 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maungarongo Marae Trustees | Hohourongo | To hold wānanga to brainstorm the design and content for a system for embedding mātauranga in ngā toi to safeguard it and provide access to it in a managed and safe way that aligns with the kaupapa of Maungarongo Marae. | $20,000 |
| National Museum of Audio Visual Arts and Sciences of NZ Trust | MAVtech | To scope a model for distributing MAVtech collections both physically and online, with the aim of improving access to the collection and connecting audiences to audio visual and industrial heritage. | $20,000 |
| Red Hot Fibre | Whanganui Heritage Building Plan Digitization | To develop a plan for cataloguing, documenting and digitising historic paper records of 300 of Whanganui's heritage buildings. This project highlighted the significance of these buildings to the identity and culture of the city, and has the potential to increase access to and information about Whanganui's heritage to a new generation. | $20,000 |
| Rongomau Productions | Rere Te Maramara | Working with an organisation with similar ambitions, to develop a plan for using digitisation to create an immersive, interactive space for audiences visiting Te Manawa Museum, with focus on an authentic Māori arts, culture and heritage offering. | $20,000 |
| Te Manawa Museum Trust | Rere Te Maramara | Working with an organisation with similar ambitions, to develop a plan for using digitisation to create an immersive, interactive space for audiences visiting Te Manawa Museum, with focus on improving rangatahi engagement with arts, culture and heritage. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $100,000 |
Te Matau-a-Māui Hawke's Bay online event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eastern Institute of Technology Limited | The Mārama Project – Unlocking mātauranga Māori in whānau archives | To develop an archiving system for whānau Māori collections of 'taonga manuscripts' that archives those manuscripts, teaches archiving skills to whānau members and provides a professional development opportunity for Māori archivists. | $190,000 |
| Funding HQ | Funding HQ | To develop an online arts funding platform to build sector fundraising capability. | $85,000 |
| Maungaharuru-Tangitū Charitable Trust | Te Rerenga Kārearea | To develop and install Te Rerenga Kārearea (falcon flight path), informing and engaging hapū and public about wāhi taonga through a path of i-Pou that promote recognition and desire to restore and protect wāhi taonga. | $344,136 |
| Prima Volta Charitable Trust | Shaping Future Voices | To activate a paid mentorship model with strong links to established opera companies and which combines tuakana-teina mentorship and opera into a powerful tool to transform ngā uri ō Te Matau-a-Māui, sharing knowledge and skills through singing. | $322,460 |
| Small Hall Sessions | The Small Hall Sessions | To bring musicians of national and international repute to tour and experience the intimacy of the community halls of Hawke's Bay for five consecutive nights. | $250,910 |
| TOTAL | $1,244,126 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hawke's Bay Museums Trust | Tāonga Kākahu | Using innovation, science and weaving knowledge to explore the reconnection of the museum collection of tāonga kākau to their people and place. This model would have the potential to help museums across the country reconnect mātauranga Māori knowledge to their communities as well. | $20,000 |
| M.W. Thompson | M.W. Thompson | To build a digital platform called Whanauka, to be a central and curated place that is - for the disability sector, to enable cultural confidence and authority, through the sharing creation and consumption of story. For us by us in partnership that will mature into - By us for everyone. This will be a tool/platform to build and foster the community. | $20,000 |
| Ngahere | Te Ngahere | To initiate kōrero and research to develop a prototype database, which will utilise various methods and technologies to transmit and safeguard tipuna kōrero and mātauranga Māori. This kaupapa is about cultural mapping and collecting the korero and whakapapa of the whenua and the people into a digital collection for the rohe of Hawke’s Bay. | $20,000 |
| Ngati Kahungunu Runanga Arts and Culture Trust | Wananga Series | To provide a series of wānanga to reconnect and connect all Ngāti Kahungunu arts practitioners that are well known, practicing or emergent to engage, exchange and capture what is integral to the development and continuity of all art forms. The wānanga will also inform the strategic plan for the Ngāti Kahungunu Rūnanga Arts and Culture Board to develop strategies of sustainability and resilience for all stakeholders to navigate in and through the pandemic landscape. This is phase 1 of 2 to identify capacity and capability. | $20,000 |
| Niwa Brightwell | Niwa Brightwell | To work with whānau to create their own series of woven taonga to become ceremonial and legacy pieces, via wananga and online resources. The recipient will provide their skills and research in traditional techniques and materials so these taonga can be produced at home. | $20,000 |
| Purewa Hohi Watene | Research into nga toi Māori practices with focus on raranga | To conduct research and collate mātauranga Māori about traditional raranga practices through wānanga and hui with the Taranaki hapū. The research will focus on (but is not restricted to) the use of whale blubber and contribute towards reviving the use of whale oil in raranga, whatu muka and traditional dying. | $20,000 |
| Te Ara Hihiko | The Creative Pathway | To establish a workshop facility with new technology tools and equipment to enable mahi toi production and research and development for creative innovators. | $20,000 |
| Wairoa District Council | Manukanui | To engage Dr Sandy Adsett to collaborate with the Wairoa community and RTA Studios on the concept design for Wairoa’s Community Cultural Resource Facility, the most significant civic building project the Wairoa community has embarked on in more than 50 years. Dr Adsett will be the creative bridge between tangata whenua, the community and RTA Studios; bringing the stories of mana whenua and wider Wairoa District together to be expressed through architecture and art. | $20,000 |
| Whare Whakarara | Whare Whakarara | WW.SC strives to become the foremost leading Story-Driven Animation Studio in Āotearoa with an emphasis, affinity, and passion for indigenous storytelling. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $180,000 |
Te Tau Ihu o te waka a Māui - Wairau Marlborough and Whakatū Nelson online event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| EPIC Kawatiri Westport | EPIC Kawatiri Westport | To develop a platform that activates art locations and gives artists a share in the revenue they generate. | $50,000 |
| Fua Creative | Pasifika Proud | To increase access and participation in Pacific Heritage Arts for children aged 5 to 12 years old and grow the Pacific Arts economy in Marlborough by providing collaboration between local cultural and creative practitioners and local job opportunities. | $168,140 |
| Michael Charles Thompson | Michael Charles Thompson | To develop and implement the KAHA framework (Koha, Aha, Hoha, Aroha) to transmit Mātauranga Māori through Atua Māori pūrākau delivered in English and Te Reo Māori. | $150,000 |
| Nelson Festivals Trust | Nelson Festivals Trust | To pilot Pay What You Can ticketing for Nelson Arts Festival. | $150,000 |
| Te Āwhina Marae o Motueka Society Incorporated | Te Āwhina Marae o Motueka Society Incorporated | To revitalise knowledge base for the restoration of Ngā Toi Māori in Te Tauihu, foster an inter-generational succession plan, protect regional mātauranga Māori, and create recognised pathways for visual and practical arts communities. | $500,000 |
| Te Puawai Co-operative Society | Kotuku | To transform a historic place on the West Coast into a residential centre for progressive conversations. | $199,000 |
| The Hefty Agency | Ui | An artist-led collective of Pacific musicians working towards systems-transformation approach. | $800,000 |
| The Tactile Society | The Tactile Society | To support a local creative community through monthly skill exchange workshops, seasonal performances and a society hub for emerging artists. | $57,700 |
| TOTAL | $2,074,840 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christine Small | The Ruby Bay Store | To provide a venue for music and performing arts; a place where locals can enjoy and contribute through supplying upcycled goods, local art works, performance, screening documentaries and locally made movies. | $20,000 |
| Free Range Arts Collective | Dig a hole, plant a tree, grow some hope. | To co-create a living artwork within the urban environment that is accessible to all, the project hopes to foster catharsis, connection and hope. The idea grew in direct response to the uncertain times we live in, and weaves together ideas on wellbeing, symbolic action and environmental care, and offers contemporary ritual and community placemaking. | $20,000 |
| Ian Tairea | Galaxy Maps | Galaxy Maps is a digital learning platform that can help Mātauranga experts share their knowledge by creating maps of learning. These maps are learning steps that are connected to form star constellations. The vision is a digital galaxy full of learning journeys created by Mātauranga experts. "Like our ancestors, who used the stars to navigate the sea. With these Galaxy Maps, we can navigate our learning". | $20,000 |
| Magenta Creative Space Charitable Trust | Magenta Creative Space Charitable Trust | To give the organisation an online presence, undertake engagement to better understand how it can help the Māori community, and establish communication channels with health providers in the region. With a focus on the website, the project aims to bring attention to Magenta artists, to profile their stories, and to give the organisation a sense of community and identity. | $20,000 |
| Make/Shift Spaces Incorporated | Shared Communities | To cover market research and a trial programme for a targeted city-wide plan which uses creative and traditional arts to drive engagement with our migrant population | $20,000 |
| Maungaronga Ki Te Whenua | Te Tiritiri o Te Moana | To undertake research related to the voyages of Hui Te Rangiora and Māui, develop an online timeline and deliver it via an accessible digital repository. This project is called Te Tiritiri o te Moana and speaks about the chronological mapping of Māori voyaging history. | $20,000 |
| UpStage Live | UpStage Live | To undertake a feasibility study for the development of an artist-led sustainable business model and systems for online arts projects, using an UpStage installation at Refinery Artspace as an exemplar. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $140,000 |
Waikato online event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creative Waikato | Whiria te tangata | To develop Whiria te tangata a multi-community artist in residence pilot to enable artists to practice and develop work with and through their communities. This residency includes support such as wraparound mentorship, collaborative pathways and ongoing evaluation. | $635,000 |
| Eight Sisters | Wharenui Harikoa | To develop Wharenui Harikoa, a large scale crocheted Wharenui to transform intergenerational trauma into joy and global connection. This Kaupapa - Ko Wharenui Harikoa, he poro whaka hakoko, Ko Uenuku tawhana ki te Rangi. Whare Harikoa - is a refracting prism of Tūpuna-inspired light shining like a rainbow across the sky. | $659,520 |
| Impact Hub Waikato | Impact Hub Waikato | To implement the Changemakers Exchange programme which pairs local artists, creatives and artistic entrepreneurs with national artists, professional artists and other experts to build their confidence, capability, and create a platform for South Waikato artists to learn, grow and showcase their talent. | $361,750 |
| Takoha | Kohapp | To develop Kohapp, an app which aims to ensure the sustainability and resilience of Koha by providing a meaningful exchange of currency through a digital solution. | $357,000 |
| Te Ohu Whakaita Charitable Trust | Toi o te Tau Hou | "To develop a digital platform that enables Māori and Pasifika creative practitioners to strengthen and leverage Matariki as a time to celebrate creative practitioners role in communicating matauranga and builds whakapapa connection between Pasifika and Māori." | $145,454 |
| TOTAL | $2,158,724 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blink Blue Media | GrowMyArt | To further develop the GrowMyArt app that connects Kiwi artists to national and international enablers/mentors. | $20,000 |
| Community Development Trust | Pou Taniwha - Waikato River Cultural Art Trail | To carry out a high level feasibility study to identify existing & potential installation sites along the entire 425km of the Waikato River, undertake due diligence into the design & creation of a Flagship Pou Taniwha Installation at Lake Karaapiro and design initial collateral (e.g., digital/print flyer) of the Pou Taniwha Cultural Art Trail to support the launch of the project Vision in March 2023 | $20,000 |
| Hannah Wynn | Tauranga Zinefest | To establish (build, launch and promote) a Tauranga Zine Selling Machine (“machine”) pilot, providing a new ‘shop window’ opportunity for zine makers to showcase and sell their zines all year round (outside of the traditional Zinefest space). The “machine” will build awareness of zines, zine culture and zinefests - increasing access and participation. | $20,000 |
| Lorraine Anderson | Nga Mira - The Mills | To undertake research into the Mohoaonui grain mill as a pilot project for the wider mill network, and to unearth the knowledge, cultivate it and assist people to apply its stories to the modern world. | $20,000 |
| Sara Marandi | North Waikato Arts Platform | To develop a pilot programme involving a living digital platform that represents the North Waikato Arts. By offering a “go-to” digital space for artists and audiences alike, this platform will facilitate collaboration and connectedness within the region. For a region that has more than 20 small and medium sized communities with large geographical spread, a digital source that is also accessible to domestic and international tourists is appropriate. | $20,000 |
| TWENTY2 TWINS | TWENTY2 TWINS | To create self-development resources required to support wāhine develop aspects of Matauranga Maori and connect to Te Ao me ona tikanaga Maori. Resources will include content for classes, karakia, whakatauki, maramataka, pepeha/whakapapa and visual art. The seed funding will also allow us to consult expert translation services sourced in our Waikato region and cover the costs of a digital artist for the illustration work. | $20,000 |
| Whanau and Whenua Trust | Creative Meremere | To develop a feasibility study, three year strategic plan, employment of a social media manager and employment of local artists, for a community initiative to provide a space and opportunity for the people of Meremere to engage and connect in creative activities and art experiences. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $140,000 |
Tamaki Makaurau Auckland – 3 online events
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copyright Licensing NZ | Creative Rights Management Services | To develop creative rights management services (CRMS). | $790,000 |
| Hackman Ltd | Together: Immersive live experience platform | To further develop the Together platform, a live experience delivery system, and a tool developed specifically for artists to create and deliver meaningful interactions between themselves and their audiences. | $598,000 |
| The Little Family Foundation | Big Fan | To deliver multiple initiatives, including industry specific training programmes, opportunities for creatives and a series of live music events at a multi-purpose, music space in Morningside. | $478,762 |
| Te Taumata Toi-a-Iwi | Te Manawa | To lead transformational change for Toi Māori in the creative sector in Tāmaki Makaurau. | $834,100 |
| Sonya Palmer | Aotea | To create a collaborative gaming platform using open-source software. | $229,600 |
| No.3 Roskill Theatre | Welcome Home | To develop Welcome Home, an annual place-making artistic project created by and for the people of Puketapapa, Auckland. | $827,200 |
| Artspace (Aotearoa) Trust | Workshop @ Artspace | To provide the space, training, guidance and tools for artists to realise their artistic vision and help sustain their practice. | $244,950 |
| Nga Whaotapu o Tamaki Makaurau Trust | Kainga Waka | To create, manage and run a centralised, tōhunga-led hub for all aspects of waka culture, offering a model for kaupapa waka to grow and thrive. | $105,000 |
| Satellites | An artist-led research lab for Asian diaspora artists in Aotearoa | To establish an artist-led lab for Asian diaspora artists in Aotearoa, focused on enhancing access to cultural knowledge and exploring ways of preserving and embedding that knowledge into our arts sector infrastructure. | $661,560 |
| Recorded Music NZ Limited | SoundCheck Aotearoa | To develop and promote a set of initiatives and resources through SoundCheck Aotearoa to address harassment and harm and create safer and more inclusive working environments for people within the music community. | $500,000 |
| Media Design School | NFTaonga | A project that works with iwi/hapū and museums to explore new methods of repatriation with using blockchain technology. | $213,550 |
| Melissa Laing - Arts Infrastructure Stabilisation | Sustainable community asset ownership in the arts | To research and build new testable models for the sector to use to acquire assets in the form of property and to retain community property for broad community benefit. | $76,260 |
| Audio Foundation | AFR (Audio Foundation Records) | To support sound artists and experimental musicians by producing and publishing recordings and physical media. | $42,935 |
| Te Pou Theatre Trust | Te Tomokanga - Māori Circus | To open up the realm of expression for ngā toi Māori artists to learn and apply circus skills to their arts practices by drawing on mātauranga Māori. A Te Pou Theatre partnership with The Dust Palace. | $800,000 |
| Auckland Museum Trust Board | Te Aho Mutunga Kore: The everlasting threads of knowledge | To develop Te Aho Mutunga Kore: the everlasting threads of knowledge, a Textile and Fibre Centre for Māori and Pacific. | $883,528 |
| Equal Voice Arts | Bringing Deaf and hearing communities together to innovate access to the arts for D/deaf communities. | The development of a programme to innovate access to the arts for Deaf artists, audiences and communities in Aotearoa, providing Deaf-led consultancy for arts access and the implementation of an accessible performance training programme for Deaf artists. | $514,350 |
| Te Tuhi Contemporary Art Trust | Papatūnga | To bring together models of radical, alternative arts education from around the globe and a kaupapa Māori framework, in a hybrid of wānanga, art school, residency programme and artist-run space. | $732,840 |
| TOTAL | $8,532,635 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ideas at Work Limited | The World’s Leading Holographic Archive Company | To utilise and develop holographic technologies in the conservation, preservation and historical recording of culture and arts for present and future generations. | $20,000 |
| Inside Out Productions Ltd | Te Hono | To develop a project plan for a free and fully-immersive touring experience, that uses a seamless blend of digital 'mapped' projection to support experienced Māori storytellers. | $20,000 |
| The University of Auckland | Te Tumu Herenga | Collaborate with Te Hiku Media to develop a proof of concept, for the use of the Kaituhi tool, to unlock the potential of audio-visual taonga within the GLAM sector. Scope an approach for Pacific Language content. | $20,000 |
| Massive Company Trust | Massive Digital Archive | To research and develop an innovative and accessible platform to host a digital archive of Massive Theatre Company’s 30+ years' body of work. | $20,000 |
| Massey University | NZPQ23 Ka emiemi - blended co-creation and presentation R&D | To undertake research and development into the convergence of existing technologies to create remote art and performance opportunities. | $20,000 |
| He ara turama | Kora Atu | To develop a framework and series of hui to be shared with Māori-led communities to create links to their taonga using digital technologies to facilitate meaningful connections and exchange between taonga Māori and their communities over distance. | $20,000 |
| A Slightly Isolated Dog Ltd | Embedded Artists Pilot Programme | To undertake research and development for a pilot programme embedding performing arts practitioners within companies, businesses, government departments and other organisations. | $20,000 |
| Te Kono: Mātauranga a Te Whare Pora Ltd | Rarangahia te mahi a te wharepora ki te Ao Matihiko | The investigation of how to preserve of Raranga Mātauranga through the creation of a digital world. | $20,000 |
| Cathy Livermore | Hauora Hubs | To pilot two Hauora Hubs for sharing art in public spaces, at the same time as supporting a new genre of multi-disciplinary artwork in public spaces. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $180,000 |
Te Tai Tokerau Kerikeri event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| AwhiWorld | AwhiWorld | To develop a creative incubator to build capability within Northland's interarts, digital arts and creative technology fields. | $381,600 |
| Russell Museum | Russell Museum | To develop Kororāreka and Īpipiri Trails, an immersive experiential series of digitally interpretive trails, preserving stories and histories of tangata whenua and pākehā. | $265,616 |
| TOTAL | $647,216 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kahukura | Te Kupenga | To facilitate the gathering, storing and sharing of rohe-specific mahi toi, mātauranga and korero tuku iho from kaumatua from within the rohe of Whangaroa and Kaihu. | $20,000 |
| Dorothy Waetford | Ukupapa | To undertake research to inform the redevelopment of an uku/clay studio space to support creative activities, including mātauranga Māori. | $20,000 |
| Merv Pinny | Local Launchpad | To research and develop a feasibility study about how to support, develop, promote and strengthen connections and collaborations with and for budding artists across the Far North. | $20,000 |
| Reva Mendes | Kōrari Enterprises | To create a business case for Kōrari enterprises, researching Harakeke and Kōrari. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $80,000 |
Te Tairawhiti Gisborne event
Project funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barbarian Productions Ltd | Barbarian Productions | To test and develop a production/business model, fit for a performing arts context. | $136,162 |
| Piksies Melody Ltd | Piksies Melody | Whakapaupākihi - the musical, a 3-phase development of the musical with a preview in late 2023. | $970,179 |
| Tairāwhiti Arts Festival Charitable Trust | Tairāwhiti Arts Festival | To develop a digital portal with 3D virtual exhibition tours and e-commerce functionality for all Tairāwhiti art galleries and creative spaces. | $263,250 |
| TOTAL | $1,369,591 |
Seed funding
| Recipient name | Project name | Description | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Campbell Ngata | AWATOPO | To develop a topological (schematic) diagram to display the whakapapa Waiapu River Catchment. | $20,000 |
| Jody Wyllie | Toi Turanga | To develop a framework/prototype using Turanga-styled taonga (carved, woven, painted) to test a proposed digital catalogue project. | $20,000 |
| Maungarongo | Maungarongo Wetlands | To reconnect whānau to traditional mātauranga raupō and practices relevant to the whānau, hapū, iwi; and reconnect to our tipuna Te Kooti Rikirangi and the whakarau who built raupō huts while in exile on Wharekauri in the 1860s. | $20,000 |
| Smash NZ | Tairāwhiti Music Strategy | To develop an engagement and consultation plan to develop a Tairāwhiti Music Strategy. | $20,000 |
| TOTAL | $80,000 |
Updated on 1st November 2022