Score your organisation against Te Mana Raraunga's five CARE principles for Indigenous data governance. Get a per-principle score, gap analysis, and recommended Local Contexts labels. in under five minutes.
The five principles: Collective Benefit, Authority to Control, Responsibility, Ethics. Indigenous worldviews sit as a cross-cutting principle.
This auditor operationalises them at the schema layer, see the methodology paper for the full scoring rubric.
Data ecosystems must enable communities to derive benefit from their own data.
Indigenous peoples' rights and interests in their data are recognised; their authority to control those data is respected.
Those working with Indigenous data are accountable to Indigenous peoples.
Data ecosystems must be built on ethical foundations that centre Indigenous worldviews.
The data ecosystem reflects Indigenous values, relationships, and worldviews.