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PROJECT NUMBER • 2015-205

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Indigenous fishing subprogram: mapping livelihood values of Indigenous customary fishing

This report contains the results of the largest research project into Indigenous fishing values to date, documenting how and why use and management of marine resources is valued by and benefits Indigenous peoples and communities in three very different parts of Australia. The Indigenous Reference...

ORGANISATION:

Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS)

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PROJECT NUMBER • 2014-226

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Indigenous Fishing Subprogram: Improving the recognition and integration of traditional owner customary fishing and ecological knowledge in the management of Victoria’s fisheries

With growing recognition of Traditional Owner groups across Victoria as native title claims are being resolved. There is a strong interest from within Victorian Traditional Owner community to actively participate in the management of Victoria’s fisheries. However, despite these strongly held...

ORGANISATION:

Agriculture Victoria

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Rac Vic

PROJECT NUMBER • 2011-514

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

FRDC Stakeholder Survey Program

This report explores results from the 2020 stakeholder survey conducted by Intuitive Solutions. This survey focussed on the following stakeholder groups: Stakeholders directly involved with fishing and aquaculture sectors (described as being active seafood businesses); Stakeholders who...

ORGANISATION:

Intuitive Solutions

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Indigenous Aquaculture Workshop 2010 - Key Participant Travel Bursaries

Project number: 2009-336

Project Status:

Completed

Budget expenditure: $25,000.00

Principal Investigator: Dan Machin

Organisation: National Aquaculture Council (NAC)

Project start/end date: 31 Jan 2010 - 29 Jun 2010

Contact:

FRDC

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The lack of participation in any real market economy by people in Indigenous communities has ramifications for the social and cultural security of indigenous people. Aquaculture can, in specific settings, provide a genuine business or subsistence opportunity. In order to that Indigenous Aquaculture workshop achieves its objectives by contributing to developing local, regional and national capacity and empowerment, it requires to offer travel and conference registration bursary to 10 key people driving mainstream, commercial indigenous aquaculture business ventures.

Objectives

1. Support 10 key members of the indigenous aquaculture sector to participate in the DAFF funded Indigenous Aquaculture Forum

2. Increase social capital and knowledge sharing amongst key members of the indigenous aquaculture sector

3. Provide input into relevant FRDC funded projects that are focused on indigenous participation in aquaculture.

Final report

ISBN: 978-0-9808007-4-6

Author: Dan Machin

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