Economic and Community Development

Resources

Can home ownership work for Indigenous Australians living on communal title land? Paul Memmott and others from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, 2009.

Restoring identity: Final report of the Moving Forward Consultation Project, Amanda Cornwall, 2009.

Social benefits of Aboriginal engagement in Natural Resource management, Janet Hunt, Jon Altman, and Katherine May, Working Paper, 2009.

Power, Culture, Economy: Indigenous Australians and Mining, Jon Altman and David Martin (Eds), CAEPR, 2009.

The untimely abolition of the Community Development Employment Program, Jon Altman and Kirrily Jordan, CAEPR, 2009.

The benefits of Caring for Country in NSW, Janet Hunt, CAEPR, 2009. NSW is the state with the largest number of Indigenous people, but their landholdings comprise less than 1% of the state.

Links

The Center for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR) is an Indigenous policy research centre located at The Australian National University in Canberra. Its mission is to contribute to better outcomes for Indigenous Australians by contributing to intellectual understanding, public debate, policy formation and community action through research, education and community engagement that is innovative, grounded and of the highest quality.

The Centre for Aboriginal Independence and Enterprise was formed to foster cultural, social and community expression, enhance self-esteem and achieve economic independence for Aboriginal people.