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Evaluation

Indigenous Protected Areas program evaluation

Diane Jarvis, Tammy Abbott, Rosemary Hill, Keryn Maloney, Peta Braedon, Petina Pert, Rod Reeve, Andy Bubb

The Indigenous Protected Area (IPA) program supports First Nations communities to voluntarily dedicate and manage their land and sea as protected areas. This evaluation sought to assess the extent to which IPA Program objectives and associated environmental, cultural, social and economic outcomes were being achieved. It is intended to guide continuous improvement in future program...
Survey Report

Integrating art production and economic development in Far North Queensland


This report presents the results of a survey of remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists in the Far North Queensland region including the Torres Strait Islands. It posits that in the right conditions, art and cultural production can be an effective avenue towards employment creation and income generation. The report identifies policy issues and...
Evaluation

Evaluation of the Booderee National Park Management Plan (2015-2025)

Geoff Park, Michael Williams, Anna Roberts

An independent evaluation of the Booderee National Park Management Plan was conducted using three lines of evidence of a desktop review, monitoring data and additional evidence, and stakeholder interviews. The aim of the evaluation was to affirm successful approaches, highlight issues that need to be addressed and identify opportunities for improvement.
Report

Reimagining Indigenous housing, health and wealth


This report sets the context for a strengths-based ecological and culturally-founded approach to Indigenous housing, health and wealth.
Report

Return of Cultural Heritage project 2018-2020


This document summarises the findings of the Return of Cultural Heritage (RoCH) project led by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS). It is supported by a series of community case study reports which provide further detail on the community partnerships, engagement and return processes undertaken as part of the project.