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OHA board votes 8-1 to revise 'economic stability' strategic outcome language

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The Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees approved revised wording clarifying the economic stability directional outcome in the Mana'i Maoli Ola strategic plan; vote was 8 yes, 1 no.

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees voted 8 to 1 to approve a revision to the economic stability directional outcome in the Mana'i Maoli Ola Strategic Plan 2020–2035, replacing duplicated housing language with a broader economic resilience formulation.

Stacy Ferreira, OHA chief executive officer, told trustees the change corrects a duplication in the 2020 plan that had applied housing-specific language to the economic stability outcome. Ferreira said the proposed revision, drawn from the plan’s existing strategic objectives, reads in part: “strengthened economic capability, resilience and care for…

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