An Agreement Approach that Recognises Customary Law in Water Management: Final Report

Donna G. Craig; Dale Hancock; Naomi Rea; Collins Gipey

An Agreement Approach that Recognises Customary Law in Water Management: Final Report

Donna G. Craig, Dale Hancock, Naomi Rea, Collins Gipey

Western Sydney University

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Abstract

Indigenous Law and cultural traditions remain strong and active in many parts of Australia. This project demonstrates a way for local Indigenous groups and other stakeholders to agree on the management of significant places and local issues with the aim of improving cultural and national heritage and Indigenous futures.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Australia
Publisher	Land & Water Australia
Number of pages	12
ISBN (Print)	9781921544804
Publication status	Published - 2009

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Keywords

Anmatyerre (Australian people)
Northern Territory
Ti Tree Region
indigenous law
natural resources
water use

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An Agreement Approach that Recognises Customary Law in Water Management: Final Report

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