Yolŋu region
- LDM Partnership Commitment signed on 30 May 2019.
- The Commitment was signed by Miwatj Health, ALPA, ARDS, Laynhapuy Homelands, NT Government, East Arnhem Regional Council and the National Indigenous Australians Agency at the Yolŋu Radio Studios in Nhulunbuy. The Northern Land Council is also supporting this Partnership.
- The Partnership is a way
- of Balanda and Yolŋu organisations sharing stories to better understand the way decisions are made in the Balanda system and Yolŋu system, including their strengths and weaknesses
- to think about ways of changing the Balanda system to include the Yolŋu way of making decisions; and if agreed
- to think about how we can make those changes together as Yolŋu and Balanda;
- Yolŋu region LDM Partnership Commitment PDF (6.4 MB)
- Yolŋu region LDM Partnership Commitment - summary DOCX (1.7 MB)
- Yolŋu region LDM Partnership Commitment - PowerPoint presentation PPTX (1.5 MB)
- Hear about the Yolŋu region LDM Partnership Commitment in Yolŋu Mathe:
- What is Local Decision Making MP3 (25.8 MB)
- Steps in the LDM process MP3 (9.4 MB)
- What do we mean by ‘local’ MP3 (5.6 MB)
- The reason for LDM MP3 (16.5 MB)
- Opinions about LDM MP3 (10.9 MB)
- What is the LDM Working Group MP3 (16.4 MB)
- What is the job of the LDM Working Group MP3 (10.3 MB)
- What will the LDM Working Group be doing next year MP3 (9.2 MB)
- Why is LDM happening now MP3 (16.3 MB).
Updated 1 year ago