Endnotes

1 New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (2003) Developing Creative Industries in New Zealand. Available at www.nzte.govt.nz

2 Ministry of Health (2002) An Indication of New Zealanders’ Health. Wellington: Ministry of Health, p. 12 (PDF version).

3 Ministry of Health (2001) New Zealand Disability Strategy: Making a world of difference: Whakanui Oranga 2001. Wellington: Ministry of Health, p. 5.

4 Te Korowai Wähine advises and supports the Ministry of Women’s Affairs and its Chief Executive in relation to the Ministry’s policy work on Mäori women.

5 United Nations (1995) Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action.
www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/beijing/platform/index.html

6 United Nations (2000) Further Actions and Initiatives to Implement the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action. www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/followup/
reports.htm

7 New Zealand became a signatory to CEDAW in January 1985. The Convention can be viewed at www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/cedaw New Zealand’s fifth report on progress, The Status of Women in New Zealand 2002, is available at www.mwa.govt.nz

8 Statistics New Zealand (2001) Census of Population and Dwellings 2001. Wellington: Statistics New Zealand. Available at www.stats.govt.nz

9 Statistics New Zealand (2001) New Zealand Income Survey 2001. Wellington: Statistics New Zealand.

10 Ministry of Social Development (2002) New Zealand Living Standards 2000: Ngä Ähuatanga Noho o Aotearoa. Wellington: Ministry of Social
Development.

11 Statistics New Zealand (2001) Census of Population and Dwellings 2001. Wellington: Statistics New Zealand. Available at www.stats.govt.nz

12 The highest proportion of businesses owned by women (across all ethnicities) in 2001 was in the retail trade. Source: Statistics New Zealand (2001) Census of Population and Dwellings 2001. Wellington: Statistics New Zealand. Available at www.stats.govt.nz

13 UNITEC New Zealand Centre for Innovation& Entrepreneurship (2002) Bartercard New Zealand Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2002. Auckland: UNITEC, p. 10 (executive summary).

14 Department of Labour (1999) Childcare, Families and Work: The New Zealand childcare survey 1998: A survey of early childcare education and care arrangements for children. Wellington: Department of Labour, p. 46-47.

15 Ministry of Health (2002) Reducing Inequalities in Health. Wellington: Ministry of Health, p. 3 (foreword).

16 Morris, Allison et al. (2003) New Zealand National Survey of Crime Victims 2001. Wellington: Ministry of Justice, p. 166.

17 Morris, Allison et al. (2003) New Zealand National Survey of Crime Victims 2001. Wellington: Ministry of Justice, p. 143.

18 Ministry of Health (1997) Mental Health in New Zealand from a Public Health Perspective, p. 194.

19 Ministry of Women’s Affairs (2001) Mäori Women: Mapping inequalities and
pointing ways forward. Wellington: Ministry of Women’s Affairs, p. 88.

20 Ministry of Health (2001) DHB Toolkit: Obesity: To reduce the rate of obesity. www.newhealth.govt.nz/toolkits p. 6 (PDF version).

21 Lewis, Hazel (2001) Gender and Health: A literature review. Wellington: Ministry of Women’s Affairs (unpublished), p. 26.

22 Ministry of Social Development (2003) The Social Report 2003: Te Pürongo, Oranga Tangata 2003: Indicators of social wellbeing in New Zealand. Wellington: Ministry of Social Development, p. 37.

23 Ministry of Health (2001) DHB Toolkit: Obesity: To reduce the rate of obesity. www.newhealth.govt.nz/toolkits p. 10 (PDF version).

24 National Council of Women of New Zealand (2002) Aotearoa New Zealand Non- Governmental Organisations Non-Mäori Report: Status of women: Comments to the UN CEDAW Monitoring Committee on New Zealand’s progress in implementing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, p. 36.

25 Ministry of Women’s Affairs (2001) Mäori Women: Mapping inequalities and
pointing ways forward. Wellington: Ministry of Women’s Affairs, p. 84.

26 Ministry of Health (2003) Sexual and Reproductive Health: A resource book for New Zealand health care organisations. Wellington: Ministry of Health, p. 16.

27 Ministry of Health (2003) Sexual and Reproductive Health: A resource book for New Zealand health care organisations. Wellington: Ministry of Health, p. 18.

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