Sentences with phrase «effective participation set»

Given the acknowledgement by the NIC of the need for further consultations with affected communities and the standards of effective participation set out above, it is essential that State and Commonwealth governments engage with Indigenous communities prior to the implementation of the NIC Principles.

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Then, because some authors have suggested that dual enrollment programs spanning multiple semesters may be more effective in improving outcomes for middle - achieving students, we conducted a second set of analyses that accounted for students» participation intensity, defined as the number of dual enrollment courses taken.

Taken as a whole, these amendments set the stage for The Law Society of Manitoba to move towards stronger and more effective protection of the public interest through a more diverse governing body, introduction of multi-disciplinary practices and opportunities for participation in and ownership of firms by those outside the legal profession.

As I set out in chapter 3 of this report, I consider that the lack of effective participation in the new arrangements is the fundamental flaw of the new arrangements.

If traditional owners consent to legislative changes that implement a new leasing regime, as set out in recommendation 4, changes should address each of the following and be developed with the effective participation of land councils and traditional owners:

Implementing a leasing proposal such as the one set out in the NIC Principles without the effective participation and free, prior and informed consent of communities is not only inconsistent with fundamental human rights, but runs the risk of failure where it is not embraced by Indigenous peoples.

I don't underestimate the challenge that effective participation, grounded in the rights set down in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples poses for governments.

How can it be ensured that Indigenous participation in setting priorities, identifying targets, developing benchmarks, monitoring performance and evaluating programs is effective, culturally appropriate and truly reflects Indigenous aspirations rather than those of the wider community?