About | Mana Pacific Consultants

Our knowledge and access know-how can help your community flourish.

Mana Pacific Consultants provides consultancy and procurement for Pacific contexts and communities.

We established our business in April 2016, which is dedicated to supporting Pacific communities with services to cultivate growth and development.

We do this using our guiding principles, resources, and trusted business connections.

Taupo & Tracie, Mana Pacific Consultants

Taupo Tani & Dr Tracie Mafile'o, Mana Pacific Consultants

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Mana Pacific Consultants was founded in 2016, dedicated to supporting Pacific communities

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Since 2016 we've sent hundreds of consignments and other packages

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Since 2018 we've shipped fifteen 20 foot containers, and counting

We have expertise and knowledge to support Pacific development in a way that is sustainable and empowering

With over 40 years combined experience between us, we bring a wide range of experiences in engineering and social development work across the Pacific region.

We're committed to technology and infrastructure being clearly connected to the ways we, as people in the region, think and move culturally in our communities and environments.

We prioritise cultivating sustainable development through integrating social, cultural and environmental well-being.

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About Our team

Expertise and experience to benefit our Pacific communities

Taupo Tani

Taupo was born in Tuvalu (Nanumea), grew up in Nauru, and spent time in Kiribati before settling in Aotearoa New Zealand.

He worked for seven years as Facilities Management Director for a campus in Papua New Guinea overseeing property maintenance, sewerage, water and power supply, and residential and commercial buildings.

Taupo brings more than 20 years of experience in engineering in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Dr Tracie Mafile'o

Dr Tracie Mafile'o is New Zealand-born of Tongan, Tuvalu (Nukulaelae), and New Zealand Pākehā heritage.

She's a social science researcher and educator with more than 20 years’ experience with projects across the region, including New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, and Tokelau.
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Tracie has published and presented internationally on Pacific social development and social work.