Sentences with phrase «indigenous outcomes resulting»

Partnerships Queensland is the new performance reporting framework for reporting on Indigenous outcomes resulting from programs and service delivery to Indigenous communities... Partnerships Queensland is being implemented as the State equivalent performance reporting mechanism to the Productivity Commission's Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage reporting framework.

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The outcomes and reforms agreed at COAG have resulted in Australians smoking less and living longer, more young people completing Year 12, a better - skilled workforce, more people with disability getting the help they need, better opportunities for indigenous Australians and billions added to our economy through productivity improvements and business savings.

The effective participation of the peak body of Indigenous land councils during the development of the Model ILUA ensured human rights standards were satisfied and that the outcome addressed the concerns of both the Government and Indigenous interests - leading to a more workable result.

«Improved self esteem for local Indigenous people and the delivery of practical and relevant training developments programs which have resulted in real employment outcomes for members of the local Indigenous community.»

Much of the failure of service delivery to Indigenous people and communities, and the lack of sustainable outcomes, is a direct result of the failure to engage appropriately with Indigenous people and of the failure to support and build the capacity of indigenous coIndigenous people and communities, and the lack of sustainable outcomes, is a direct result of the failure to engage appropriately with Indigenous people and of the failure to support and build the capacity of indigenous coIndigenous people and of the failure to support and build the capacity of indigenous coindigenous communities.

Further, it is my view that the establishment of an ongoing legal framework for agreements between governments and Indigenous peoples based on mutual partnership will fundamentally bolster the level at which self - determination can be exercised, and that more «practical benefits» such as those associated with overcoming disadvantage, will result as a corresponding outcome over time.

[63] The result of such extinguishment is that outcomes that native title can deliver to Indigenous people are significantly reduced.

Much of the failure of service delivery to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and our communities, and the lack of sustainable outcomes, is a direct result of the failure to effectively engage with Indigenous people - and of the failure to invest in building the capacity of Indigenous communities to participate in processes that would enable us to realise our fullest potential.

If this outcome (namely removal of Indigenous rights under various laws leaving reliance only on heritage laws that discriminate against Indigenous people) arose as a result of an oversight, [107] the Committee may wish to alter its approach in any final report.

Much of the failure of service delivery to Indigenous people and communities, and the lack of sustainable outcomes, is a direct result of the failure to effectively engage with Indigenous people and of the failure to invest in building the capacity of Indigenous communities to participate.

It compared the potential of supporting governance and capacity strengthening with the more limited «mutual obligation» approach in respect of welfare reform - an approach which the Report concluded was overstretched in the Indigenous policy context and unlikely to produce the breadth of outcome and positive results hoped for.