Sentence examples for indigenous funding from inspiring English sources

The report said: "It it has been suggested that government administration costs associated with Indigenous funding may be in the order of 70% as a general rule".

The federal government has released the names of organisations, including government departments, awarded grants through a controversial new Indigenous funding system.

The IAS is the policy which sought to streamline Indigenous funding by reallocating it through five key channels but a confusing process saw a massive oversubscription for the funds – reduced by more than $500m in the 2014 budget.

Gaps identified included lack of protocols/SOPs for the processes and limited indigenous funding to support adherence to anticipated timelines.

The challenge of limited indigenous funding to support the planned activities in part contributed to the delayed timelines.

The stop-start nature of Indigenous funding patterns, lacking consideration for the inclusion of evaluative components in program implementation and short-term research funding all slow contributions toward the productive trend of more rigorous strategic intervention research [ 10, 38].

Their biggest achievement has been providing funds to the local indigenous fund managers that are coming up.

The inclusion of government departments and sporting organisations among recipients of federal Indigenous funds has sparked concern and anger among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander sector workers.

The absence of action was most commonly attributed to the lack of indigenous funds for health system reform and a lack of HSR culture and recognition by policymakers for its need.

Why are non-Indigenous funding requirements imposed on Aboriginal celebrations?

This research was supported under Australian Research Council's Indigenous Discovery Projects funding scheme (#ARC DO1989086).