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Description
The purpose is to conduct an information and consultation exercise to: a) identify existing marine/coastal organisations/groups and their research priorities; and b) identify collaborative research opportunities for CDU with potential partners. The scope is interdisciplinary and multisectoral – sea country monitoring and management, Indigenous and non-Indigenous fisheries; social, cultural and economic values. The exercise will partly draw on a WA NESP snapshot exercise approach (Lincoln and Hedge 2019). The funding will be used to support a research assistant and any travel costs to: 1) conduct a desktop exercise to compile information; 2) hold discussions/meetings/small workshops with stakeholders (e.g. NTG, Indigenous organisations, Land Councils, ranger programs, NGOs) to confirm research priorities and needs ; and 3) compile 'project' opportunities for a joint external funding application to meet end user and CDU research priorities.
Short title | Identifying sea country partnerships |
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Status | Finished |
Effective start/end date | 20/08/20 → 1/12/21 |
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