Ka rauka mai te puʻapinga tūkētūkē ki te Kūki ʻAirani me tangioʻia te Kōpapa Moni ʻAkarangatira(SWF):

The Cook Islands will benefit in several ways from establishing a Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF):

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1. ʻAkaʻāiteʻanga Tūranga Oraanga: Ka ʻakapāpū te reira e kia tuʻa ʻāiteiteʻia te pūʻapinga ipukarea ki roto i te au uki tangata, te ka riro i te ʻakaroa e te ʻakatupu i te pūʻapinga.

      Intergenerational Equity: It ensures that the country’s resources and economic benefits are shared fairly across multiple generations, promoting long-term prosperity.

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  2. Pūʻapinga Ipukarea Mātūtū: Kā turu te SWF i te tūranga moni mē tupu ake te manamanatā i te tuʻanga kimi pūʻapinga, tē ka tauturu i te ʻakaiti i te ʻarapakiʻanga ki te au tuʻanga kimi pūʻapinga mei vaʻo mai, mei te maki Koviti 19 e te au manamanata nātura.

     Economic Stability: A SWF provides a financial buffer against economic downturns, helping to mitigate the impact of external economic pressures, like the recent COVID 19 pandemic, and natural disasters.

 

  3. ʻAkaputuʻanga no Āpōpō. Ka ʻōronga tēia i te tikaʻanga ki te ipukarea kia akaputu i te moni koʻkoʻi o tēia rā ei ngaki i te ʻiti tangata Kūki ʻAirani i tēia tau e tuātau ki mua. 

      Saving for the Future: It allows the country to save today’s revenue for the benefit of future generations to benefit Cook Islanders now, and in the future.

 

  4. ʻAkatūkēanga o te Moni ka rauka: Nā roto i te ʻakapou kāpitiʻanga ki to tēia nei ao, ka rauka i te Kūki Airani i te ʻakatūkē i tana moni ka rauka mai, nā roto i te tauturuʻanga i te manamanatā nātura te kā tupu, e te ʻakamātūtū i te pūʻapinga ipukarea, e pērā te tikaanga kia rauka i te ʻakapapaʻanga moni mataiti i te turu i tētaʻi au ʻangaʻanga ʻakapūʻapinga, tē ka ʻakapāpū katoa mai e ka mātūtū te tūranga moni mataʻiti noātu e ka ʻarapakiʻia te au tuanga kimi pūʻapinga rikiriki.  

      Diversification of Income: By investing globally, the Cook Islands can diversify its income, support disaster response and economic stabilization, and potentially use the resulting fiscal space to fund more development projects, ensuring fiscal stability even if the local economy is affected.

 

  5.  Tauturu Manamanatā Nātura: Me rauka i te akaputu i tētaʻi tuʻanga moni tauturu viviki, ka riro te reira ei tauturu maʻata i te au tuātau tūmatetenga, ʻakamātūtū oraʻanga e te tauturu viviki i te tuātau manamanatā nātura e te tauiʻanga reva.

       Disaster Resilience: Building reserves in the emergency response fund provides a financial safety net for funding emergency responses, recovery, and rebuilding efforts in the face of natural disasters and climate change.

 

  6. Akaputuʻanga Pūʻapinga: Ka ʻōronga te SWF i te tikaʻanga ki te Kūki ʻAirani kia koʻi e kia ʻakaputu i tētai uatu moni mei roto mai i te au ʻakanekeʻanga moni ipukarea, tūtakiʻanga aorangi e te kokotiʻanga mīnera papa moana, te ka riro ei pūapinga no te uki ki mua, kāre ki te au tangata ʻua o tēia rā.

     Building Wealth: A SWF allows the Cook Islands to capture and preserve any revenue which may come from national budget transfers, environmental fines and seabed mineral harvesting, so it can benefit generations to come, not just those present now.

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