Connect With Us: Menu Research 6 6 OHA prepares reports and conducts surveys intended to help guide strategic direction and policy decisions. For example, OHA’s research fueled the efforts of a Native Hawaiian Justice Task Force, which was created by the Hawaiʻi Legislature to identify and support comprehensive solutions to concerns about the disproportionate number of Native Hawaiians who are in prison in Hawaiʻi and the U.S. Mainland. OHA’s research also informed the agency’s strategic priorities, which are initiatives aimed at improving the health, education, housing and economic well-being of Native Hawaiians. RECEIVE RESEARCH UPDATES Email Address:* Enter your email address to receive updates on OHAʻs research reports KIPUKA DATABASE PAPAKILO DATABASE NATIVE HAWAIIAN DATA BOOK Office of Hawaiian Affairs 560 Nimitz Hwy #200 Honolulu, HI 96817 SITE INFO Employment Opportunities Staff: Webmail Public Notices Media Kit Terms of Use Policy Privacy Policy CONTACT US Email Us Office Locations (808) 594-1835 © 2021 Office of Hawaiian Affairs

Connect With Us: Menu Economic Stability Engaging in strategies to enhance the economic development and financial empowerment of the lāhui will ensure that Native Hawaiians progress toward a state of economic stability. Strategic Outcome: Strengthened Capability for ʻOhana to Meet Living Needs, including Housing; Strengthened Effective Implementation of the HHCA Strategy 7: Advance policies, programs and practices that strengthen ʻohana abilities to pursue multiple pathways toward economic stability 7.1. Increased number / percent of Native Hawaiian ʻohana who are able to provide high quality keiki and kupuna care; 7.2. Increase access to capital and credit for community strengthening Native Hawaiian businesses and individuals; 7.3. Increase number of Native Hawaiian ʻohana who are resource stable (financial, subsistence, other); and 7.4. Increased Native Hawaiian employment rate. Strategy 8: Cultivate economic development in and for Hawaiian communities. 8.1. Increased number of successful, community strengthening Native Hawaiian-owned businesses; 8.2. Establishment of new markets for Native Hawaiian products (eg. kalo, lokoʻia grown fish, etc.) that can provide Native Hawaiian producers a livable wage; and 8.3. Established and operationalized indigenous economic system consistent with Native Hawaiian knowledge, culture, values, and practices Learn more about our Strategic Plan PROVIDING RESOURCES Office of Hawaiian Affairs 560 Nimitz Hwy #200 Honolulu, HI 96817 SITE INFO Employment Opportunities Staff: Webmail Public Notices Media Kit Terms of Use Policy Privacy Policy CONTACT US Email Us Office Locations (808) 594-1835 © 2021 Office of Hawaiian Affairs