Add to ORKGOne of the most important programs for Indigenous community and economic development is the Community Development Employment Projects (CDEP) scheme. CDEP employs around 35,000 Indigenous Australians and accounts for over one-quarter of total Indigenous employment. This paper reviews the evidence on the social and economic impacts of the scheme. The available evidence demonstrates that the scheme has positive economic and community development impacts and that it is cost effective in achieving these outcomes. The paper argues that the CDEP program should continue to be supported and resourced and outlines options for future policy directions in regard to Indigenous economic development and the role of the CDEP scheme
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The social and educational disengagement of Indigenous youth, who see education and training as irre...
This is an exploratory ideas paper that sets out to consider how real development futures might be f...
Schwab and Sutherland (forthcoming) present a spatial analysis of the distribution of Indigenous edu...
One of the most important programs for Indigenous community and economic development is the Communit...
The media, academic publications and parliamentary speeches typically perceive Indigenous business e...
This document brings together four papers on Indigenous community governance which were written as v...
This paper explores the federal government's continued development of its Indigenous Employment Poli...
This document brings together four papers on Indigenous community governance which were written as v...
The Community Development Employment Projects (CDEP) scheme is currently the Aboriginal and Torres S...
The purpose of this paper is to examine how effective tax incentives could be in encouraging the dev...
This paper presents selected measures of Indigenous population mobility using 1996 Census data and c...
Australia’s Northern Territory has three categories of local government referred to as municipal, co...
Practical reconciliation, and more recently, closing the gaps have been put forward as frameworks on...
The Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 incorporated, in large measure, progressive...
The paper presents an analysis of indigenous household demography and economic status relative to no...
The social and educational disengagement of Indigenous youth, who see education and training as irre...
This is an exploratory ideas paper that sets out to consider how real development futures might be f...
Schwab and Sutherland (forthcoming) present a spatial analysis of the distribution of Indigenous edu...