Sentence examples for indigenous involvement from inspiring English sources

We hope that these methods will provide a model for future research involving Indigenous communities to ensure Indigenous involvement in research and ultimate improvements in Indigenous health.

Using insights from participatory planning methods and human rights frameworks, this article outlines a set of alternative and collaborative guidelines to improve Indigenous involvement in water planning and to promote sustainable and just water allocations.

There is a need to improve reporting in the literature on quantitative program results, the nature of Indigenous involvement in source water protection programs, and Indigenous-inclusive inter-jurisdictional success stories.

In Australia, this is due to culturally inappropriate government-led engagement approaches, a lack of political will to prioritise Indigenous involvement in water planning, and a lack of culturally appropriate documentation of Indigenous water values, knowledge and interests.

For all these reasons, it is likely that these results are an underestimate of Indigenous involvement in drowning events.

A 4-yr program of community-based fisheries research with Aboriginal Australians was implemented to assess the viability of indigenous Australians' involvement in the wild-stock fishery.

Third, in keeping with our objective to maximise involvement of Indigenous people, we made special efforts to invite Indigenous staff working with renal patients to participate in the Interview study.

The agreement incorporates coordination between Commonwealth and Territory governments and encourages active participation by Indigenous community members including their involvement in the development of Local Implementation Plans (LIPs).

In their eyes, it is tied up with an event seen as a high-water mark of government involvement in indigenous affairs, Mr Keating's 1993 Redfern park speech.

The research shows that limited job opportunities, poor access to education and little involvement of indigenous people in public policy led to more illegal mining.

After taking remoteness, Indigenous ethnicity and alcohol involvement into account, suicide was 1.6 times more likely to occur during the wet season (p = 0.022) (Table 2).