Unity does not require uniformity
NWA[F] brings people together without asking nations, cultures, communities, or individuals to surrender their identity or lawful systems.
Ko Wai Mātou
Mō New World Alliances [Foundation]
Ngā Kaitiaki o te Mana Tangata i te Ao Hurihuri. E whakarite ana kia noho tonu ngā hanganga ao hōou e whai pūkenga ana ki te hunga e kīa ana e rātou e ratonga ana, i te wā e tiaki ana i te mana motuhake taketake o ngā whenua me ngā tangata.
Tō Mātou Whāinga
Te Whakapūmau Pūkenga me te Mana Motuhake
E whakarite ana kia noho tonu ngā hanganga ao hōou e whai pūkenga ana ki te hunga e kīa ana e rātou e ratonga ana, i te wā e tiaki ana i te mana motuhake taketake o ngā whenua me ngā tangata.
Pou 1
Mana Motuhake me te Kāwanatanga Ture
Whakamārama, whakahoki mai i te manatūru ture kia pēnei me te whakaaetanga o te hunga e whakahaere ana i ngā tangata me ngā whenua, ehara i te whakaaro, te whakapē, te whakawhiti kōrero pūhara rānei.
Pou 2
Te Whakawhanaungatanga Tangata Tuatahi
Hoahoa i ngā hoahoa whakawhanaungatanga e whakaatu nui ana i te mana tangata, te mana ā-rohe, me te urunga tōkeke ki te whakatau whakawhiti kōrero i ia taumata.
Pou 3
Te Mahi Tahi Ao Hōputu
Whakatika i ngā āhuatanga hanga o ngā kaupapa ao i te wā e whakarato ana i ngā aroturuki ture, ngā toenga, me ngā rongoā i ngā wahi kua neke atu te mana.
Ko New World Alliances [Foundation] me tōna hanganga whakawhanaungatanga kāore i tū hei hoariri mō te mahi tahi o te ao, engari hei kaitiaki o te mana tangata i te ao hurihuri. Ka huri mātou i ngā tauira hāngai a te Kotahitanga o Ngā Iwi ki ngā hoahoa kāwanatanga e huri ki te tangata tuatahi, e whai hua ana, e whakarite ana hoki ko te kotahitanga ehara i te rite tonu, ā, ko te whakawhanaungatanga e ratonga ana i te whakawātea ehara i te whakamātau.
From the Foundation
Building the human alliances a divided world desperately needs
“Our purpose is not to rule the world. Our purpose is to help the world work together.”
The world does not suffer from a shortage of organisations, declarations, institutions, or promises. It suffers from a shortage of trust. NWA[F] exists to help bridge the divisions that leave people unheard, good projects undeveloped, and communities isolated.
Together. For all. For the future.
The guiding commitment behind the work of New World Alliances [Foundation].
Cooperation does not require surrender
Knowledge, resources, experience, and ideas become more powerful when they are shared through honest, voluntary cooperation.
Peace does not require silence
Constructive dialogue can replace hostility while still making room for truth, care, and the courage to learn and improve.
Goodwill must become useful
Our ambition is to turn goodwill into organisation, organisation into action, and action into measurable local benefit.
Guardians of human agency
Progress must remain human-centred.
Technology, artificial intelligence, digital identity, global finance, environmental pressures, and new systems of governance are reshaping civilisation. We support cooperation and progress while insisting that people must never become secondary to the systems created to serve them.
What we seek to protect
Human dignity and inalienable rights
Individual and community agency
National and Indigenous self-determination
Freedom of conscience and peaceful expression
Cultural and spiritual identity
Lawful and transparent decision-making
Privacy and digital integrity
Responsible technological development
Fair economic participation
Responsible and transparent decision-making
Peace must become more than a word
The 33 Peace Accords are an invitation.
Peace requires justice, opportunity, communication, security, dignity, and a willingness to understand different experiences. The Accords offer a voluntary ethical framework for individuals, communities, organisations, institutions, Indigenous nations, and governments to study, affirm, and apply where reasonably possible.
Explore the resourcesVoluntary by design
The 33 Peace Accords invite people and institutions to make a public ethical commitment. Adoption is generally non-legally binding.
Human-centred
The Accords address dignity, dialogue, culture, fairness, stewardship, education, technology, health, leadership, and future generations.
Not a government
They do not replace national or international law, religious doctrine, constitutional authority, diplomatic immunity, or governmental power.
A practical invitation
They help move peace beyond a word by identifying principles, responsibilities, and actions that can be studied and applied.
From ideas to action
A worthwhile idea deserves a fair hearing.
Human potential is distributed far more widely than opportunity. NWA[F] seeks to help communities and project leaders prepare sincere ideas responsibly, without promising guaranteed funding, approval, profit, or success.
Heard
A sincere idea is recorded and given a fair opportunity to be understood.
Shaped
The idea is examined, classified, and developed into a clear concept.
Prepared
Education, documentation, feasibility, impact, and risk are considered honestly.
Connected
Appropriate knowledge, experience, expertise, and potential partners are brought alongside it.
Readied
Lawful approvals, evidence, financial arrangements, and written authorisations are identified.
Advanced
A project moves toward implementation only when it is genuinely ready.
A project is not described as approved, funded, or ready to build unless the required evidence, permissions, financial arrangements, and written authorisations are in place.
Our fields of service
Practical cooperation across the conditions of human wellbeing.
The alliance supports work that helps people, protects place, strengthens local capability, and leaves communities better equipped to determine their own future.
Peacebuilding and humanitarian diplomacy
Human rights and social justice
Disaster relief and community resilience
Health, wellbeing, and human dignity
Education, literacy, and skills development
Indigenous knowledge and cultural preservation
Sacred and historically significant places
Arts, heritage, and honest historical enquiry
Ecology, biodiversity, and environmental stewardship
Agriculture, food, and water security
Science, technology, and ethical innovation
Infrastructure and community development
Renewable and responsible energy
Trade, commerce, and industry
Small, micro, medium, and emerging enterprises
Youth, women, elders, and vulnerable communities
Responsible finance and economic participation
Employment and lasting local benefit
A new standard of stewardship
Responsibility must accompany recognition.
NWA[F] seeks an institution where integrity matters more than ceremony. No donation should buy control. No appointment should mislead. No individual should claim powers that have not been lawfully and expressly granted.
Responsible stewardship
Leadership, authority, financial decisions, and public commitments should be handled with care, clarity, and respect.
Recognition is service
Responsibility accompanies recognition. Titles are not a substitute for conduct, competence, or service.
Safeguarding
Governance, divided authority, financial controls, independent review, accurate records, and reporting pathways matter.
Truth over ceremony
No one should purchase influence, immunity, authority, or status, and no appointment should mislead the public.
Courage to correct
When evidence challenges an assumption or a mistake is made, integrity requires learning and correction.
Consent before representation
Partnership must never become appropriation, assistance domination, or representation a claim made without consent.
Respecting nations and Indigenous peoples
We seek to listen, build respectful relationships, and support cultures, languages, sacred places, and knowledge systems where invited. Partnership must never become appropriation; assistance must never become domination.
Peace, trade, and prosperity belong together
Ethical trade can create employment, transfer skills, strengthen local economies, and give communities greater control over their development. We oppose exploitation disguised as development.
An invitation to the world
Never without a friend. Never without a future.
The Never Without a Friend Club offers an accessible point of connection for people who want to learn, participate, exchange ideas, and explore NWA[F] without pressure. Greater responsibility can grow through peace education, voluntary service, humanitarian projects, partnership, Accord adoption, or organisational appointment.
Participation does not purchase diplomatic status, immunity, government recognition, or guaranteed access to funding. It provides a pathway into a community based on service, learning, cooperation, and shared responsibility.
Tirohanga Whānui
Ko wai a NWA[F]?
He hīkoi urunga ki te takenga, te whāinga, me te hoahoa o New World Alliances [Foundation].
Mana Motuhake me te Kāwanatanga Ture
Whakamārama, whakahoki mai i te manatūru ture mā ngā Kawenata o nāianei me te ture ā-ao.
Hanganga Whakawhanaungatanga
Huri i ngā tauira hāngai a te Kotahitanga o Ngā Iwi ki ngā hoahoa kāwanatanga e huri ki te tangata tuatahi, e whai hua ana.
Whakamana Hāpori
E whakarite ana ko te kotahitanga ehara i te rite tonu, ā, ko te whakawhanaungatanga e ratonga ana i te whakawātea ehara i te whakamātau.
Mahi Tahi Ao
Hanga hononga puta noa i ngā whenua i te wā e tiaki ana i te mana motuhake taketake o ngā tangata.
Ā Mātou Uara
Tō Mātou Tūranga
Pūkenga
Whakarite kia noho tonu ngā hanganga ao e whai pūkenga ana ki te hunga e kīa ana e rātou e ratonga ana.
Mātaitanga
Hanga i ngā hoahoa kāwanatanga matatini kia urunga, kia mārama mō te katoa.
Mahi Tahi
Mahi tahi me ngā tangata, ngā hāpori, me ngā whakahaere ōrite whakaaro.
Tangata Tuatahi
Ngā kaitiaki o te mana tangata i te ao hurihuri.
Urugi Tahi
Me Pēhea te Urugi Tahi
Ahakoa ko koe he kaiārahi hāpori, he tangata whakawhanaungatanga, he kaiahuwhenua, ko tētahi tangata mōhio ana anake, he wāhi mōu i roto i tēnei hanganga e whakawhānui nei.
1
Pānuihia ngā Whakaritenga Taketake
Whakatū tō turuturu ki te kāwanatanga ture mā te arotake i ā mātou tuhinga matua.
2
Mātakitakina ngā Kōrero a Sir Larry
Kia mōhio atu ki te horopaki me te wheako mā ā mātou ihirangi mātauranga.
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Tiria ngā Rauemi
Hoatu ngā rauemi nei ki ngā tangata, ngā hāpori, me ngā whakahaere ōrite whakaaro.
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Rēhita Tō Pūmanawa
Whakakiia te puka rēhita kia uru atu ki ngā kaupapa e whakawhānui ana raro i New World Alliances [Foundation].
Tō Mātou Rōpū
Tūtaki ki te Rōpū
Ko ā mātou Karere Ao Diaspora, ngā Karere Motuhake me ngā Māngai Mana Motuhake e mahi tahi ana i waenga i ngā iwi me ngā ahurea ki te whakatairanga i te rangimārie, te whakawhanaungatanga matatika, te mahi atawhai, me te mahi tahi ā-ao.
Kitea te Rārangi KatoaKua rite koe ki te Hangā Painga?
Haere tahi tātau ki te hanga i tētahi ao e ratonga ana te whakawhanaungatanga i te whakawātea ehara i te whakamātau.