Taking the story to government: Emerging findings of the Indigenous Community Governance Project

Janet Hunt

Taking the story to government: Emerging findings of the Indigenous Community Governance Project

Janet Hunt

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Abstract

Late in 2005, Reconciliation Australia and CAEPR convened two one-day workshops in Perth and Darwin. These brought together members of the ICGP team with its respective WA and NT government partners, as well as the Australian Government partners working in those states. The main purpose of these workshops was to discuss the current research findings from the ICGP case studieswhat is and isnt working and whyso as to support ongoing policy and practical initiatives to build effective Indigenous community and regional governance.

Original language	English
Pages	4pp
No.	Vol. 2 No. 1
Specialist publication	Community Governance Newsletter, 2 (1)
Publication status	Published - 2006

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