Overcoming Native Title barriers to maximise land management opportunities

No-one understands the needs of the vast Australian continent like Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

In acknowledging this ‘caretaker’ role; land management as an avenue for economic independence; and property ownership the cornerstone of wealth and stable livelihoods – the need to free up the complex Native Title system is essential!

The 3rd Annual Aligning Indigenous Land Management with Economic Development Conference fleshes out opportunities and barriers to land tenure acquisition and how we can equip Traditional Owners to derive the benefits of which they are entitled.

Offering expert perspectives on the status, opportunities and constraints for economic development under the current land tenure system, you will take away the latest strategies on how to maximise land management practices for improved Indigenous community outcomes.

Balancing environmental, social, cultural and development considerations you will derive knowledge on how to better navigate negotiation scenarios and commence commercial activities utilising funding from a variety of sources.

You will take away:

• An array of economic development pathways through land based activities
• Tools on how to increase the voice of Traditional Owners in land negotiations
• Knowledge on how to create and implement carbon abatement practices
• The skills to ensure heritage, economic and social provisions are accounted for in ILUA’s