Scoping Remote North Australian Community Resilience and Developing Governance Models through Action Research Darwin Centre for Bushfire Research

Jeremy Russell-Smith

Scoping Remote North Australian Community Resilience and Developing Governance Models through Action Research Darwin Centre for Bushfire Research

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The ‘Scoping remote northern Australia resilience’ project is part of a larger suite of Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC projects being undertaken through Charles Darwin University. Collectively, these projects aim to promote enhanced understanding of the special circumstances concerning resilience issues in remote Indigenous communities, and identify culturally appropriate governance arrangements and enterprise opportunities that can contribute to enhancing community development and resilience.

This report addresses two sets of project activities:

(a) community-based studies undertaken in association with remote Indigenous communities in Arnhem Land

(b) over-arching activities addressing broader stakeholder and community engagement

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Melbourne, VIC
Publisher	Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC
Commissioning body	Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (Cth)
Number of pages	20
Volume	Annual project report 2015-2016
Edition	Report Number 234
Publication status	Published - 2016

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