Sentence examples for indigenous priorities from inspiring English sources
Given the current state of Indigenous health and social issues in Australia, there is an urgent and overwhelming requirement for health research to directly address Indigenous priorities.
Two priority setting exercises carried out to establish Indigenous research priorities sought submissions from the public.
The review found problems with the operation of the three existing cross-curriculum priorities: Indigenous histories and cultures, Australia's engagement with Asia, and sustainability.
The federal Liberals, who have made renewing the relationship with indigenous Canadians a priority, have signaled they are open to seeking a resolution outside the court system.
Chadare's plan is to first map five priority indigenous plants that are already known to be highly nutritious and widespread in Benin, examine them in the lab to see the levels of micronutrients, and experiment with combinations to discover the best way to consume them.
While it's still unclear whether Harper's request will push the federal government into action, there's hope to be found in the recent news that Winnipeg police are making the investigation of missing and murdered indigenous women a priority.
While it's still unclear whether Rinelle Harper's request will push the federal government into action, there's hope to be found in the recent news that Winnipeg police are making the investigation of missing and murdered indigenous women a priority.
Akinnifesi et al. (2004) describe on going work with more than 20 priority indigenous fruit trees.
The opposition spokesman for Indigenous Affairs, Shayne Neumann, said the government had "no vision, no focus and no priorities" for Indigenous Australians, and had locked in the same cuts from previous years.
Bothways had been progressively developed at various Yolŋu community schools (Lanhupuy 1988; Wunuŋmurra 1989; Yunupiŋu 1989; Marika-Munuŋgiritj 1990) and highlights the negotiation of Indigenous language and culture priorities within 'mainstream' schooling practices as an integrated curriculum.
The major priority areas tended to be closely aligned with Commonwealth programme priorities including: indigenous health; mental health; aged care; chronic disease; eHealth; and after hours services.
