Sentences with phrase «indigenous policy formulation»

Overall, the current approach of the Government to Indigenous policy formulation is introverted and myopic.

Some of the lessons learned within the APS that are reflected in the Better Practice Guide are particularly relevant in the context of Indigenous policy formulation.

Not exact matches

There is a clear need for special assistance to ensure that Indigenous peoples are able to, in the words of the object of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Act 2005, ensure the «maximum participation of Aboriginal persons and Torres Strait Islanders in the formulation and implementation of government policies that affect them».

There are several levels of policy formulation in which an Indigenous perspective may be given expression.

Some of the possible functions of a new National Indigenous Representative Body might include: delivery of government programs, advocacy, policy formulation and critique, contributing to legal reform, review and evaluation of government programs, being a clearing house, research, facilitation and mediation and contributing at the international level.

Also revealed is the lack of involvement of Indigenous peoples in the formulation of the policy, the token efforts to «discuss new policy directions» and the paucity of information or systematic dissemination of information on new policy or programs to Indigenous peoples.

All governments have, to some extent, consulted and are consulting, with Indigenous peoples and representatives of communities, even if it is no more than is usual for the relevant department to undertake in the process of policy - formulation.

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The government representatives presented a very different view of what was required of State Parties under the Convention in ensuring that Indigenous representatives participated in the formulation of legislation and policies which directly affect them:

Some of the possible functions of a new national Indigenous body include — delivery of government programs, advocacy, policy formulation and critique, contributing to legal reform, review and evaluation of government programs, clearing house role, International role, research, facilitation and mediation.

To provide sufficient government accountability for the outcomes of Indigenous affairs policies, through greater transparency in policy formulation and scrutiny; and to integrate a human rights approach to redressing Indigenous disadvantage into the economic policy making process, the following five, integrated requirements must be addressed.

The right to development is based on Indigenous peoples» free and meaningful participation (24) in the formulation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of any policies and programmes that will affect their development.

Effective participation of Indigenous people is also required for the formulation of policies which affects the human rights of Indigenous people.

One way of ensuring that development is at the forefront of the native title agreement is through the effective participation of Indigenous people in the formulation of native title policy.

These norms together with the various treaties [7] and other international standards provide principles relevant to the formulation of government policies and legislation which affects Indigenous people.

One way of ensuring that development is at the forefront of the native title process is through the effective participation of Indigenous people in the formulation of native title policy.

In the formulation of policies and delivery of programs that affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the Commonwealth, pursuant to powers in relation to indigenous peoples overwhelmingly granted it by the people of Australia in the 1967 Referendum:

Information from the 2008 NATSISS contributes to existing data on Indigenous people and the formulation of government policies and legislation.