Partnership formed to embed partnership with Indigenous experts into the location, design, implementation and evaluation of this measure to make sure the program is informed by and centred on Indigenous values and priorities.
Function:
Partnership arrangement
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander partner/s:
The Healing Foundation; SNAICC, NACCHO, Gayaa Dhuwi (Proud Spirit) Australia
Government agency partner:
National Indigenous Australians Agency
Priority reform:
Priority Reform One
Priority Reform Two
Priority Reform Three
Priority Reform Four
Outcome:
Outcome 12
Outcome 13
Outcome 14
Partnership timeframes:
20/09/2021 and ongoing
Response agreed by both parties:
Yes
Strong partnership elements - Clause 32
| A | B | C | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A(i): | A(ii): | A(iii): | B(i): | B(ii): | B(iii): | B(iv): | C(i): | C(ii): | C(iii): | C(iv): | C(v): | C(vi): | C(vii): |
| Met | Met | Met | Met | Met | Not applicable | Not applicable | Met | Met | Met | Met | Met | Met | Met |
Strong partnership elements - Clause 33
| Clause 33: |
|---|
| Met |
Achievements over the last 12 months:
- IEG members have agreed on an overarching co-design process, provided advice about co-design and evaluation expertise, and selected the program locations.
- The IEG continue to embed shared decisions making processes through shared decision making on locations; developing guidance material on co-design framework and developing guidance on policy directions. NIAA is guided by the IEG.
- The IEG has expanded its scope and is reviewing the Terms of Reference (ToR).
Partnership elements strengthened:
32B(iii) is Not Applicable in 2023 - The Terms of Reference may be made public and only if agreed by the Indigenous Expert Group.