Sentence examples for indigenous economic development from inspiring English sources

Gordon announced on Thursday he would block the bill to restore clearing controls over concerns including barriers to Indigenous economic development.

But Gordon was of the "firm view that the proposed vegetation management reforms don't strike the necessary balance between Indigenous economic development, protecting the environment and supporting our farmers".

(While these are the most important issues to be discussed at Coag, the agenda is as long as your arm. It also includes Indigenous economic development, reducing violence against women, counter-terrorism, medicinal cannabis, the national disability insurance scheme and Northern Territory statehood).

Smaller economies like Latvia and Ireland tend to be more reliant on small and medium sized firms (SMEs) for indigenous economic development.

Abbott seemed to endorse Andrew Forrest's review of Indigenous employment and economic development yet many peak community organisations want a parliamentary inquiry into this document because it failed to allow the opportunity for submissions from the Indigenous community.

They said some comments by Morrison were legitimate criticism but others were unfair, as they believed the NLC was blocking Indigenous economic and community development and would do so regardless of the minister.

Colonization in Canada has included forced removal from traditional lands, genocide, and legislative measures to suppress Indigenous cultures, ceremonies, and economic development [ 4].

Hence the economic development of Indigenous people in small communities could help in reducing the earnings gap we observe between Indigenous and Mestizo workers.

Among the challenges on the table are to pinpoint the best ways of harnessing science and technology for local economic development, incorporating indigenous knowledge systems into the global scientific base, wiping out disparities in access to resources, and preventing brain drain from developing countries.

And here lies the crux of the issue -- the resource-rich areas are home to a large percentage of India's tribal and indigenous people; as India marches on the road to economic development, it is these indigenous people that get trampled on.

We also include a measure of indigenous land holdings from 1975 because, as noted above, there are fewer opportunities for economic development in predominantly indigenous comunas.