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1. Early engagement with First Nations
Engage early. Partner right. Build better.
Enable Free Prior and Informed Consent
Native title upholds the right to consent
Responsibility of industry and investors
When consent is withheld
Global expectations
Best practice principles in clean energy projects
2. First Nations rights in land and sea
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Know the law: Legal standards and regulatory obligations
Land Rights: Recognition of First Nations Ownership
Native Title: What proponents must know
Before you act: Future Acts and Native Title
Indigenous Land Use Agreements
Safeguarding cultural heritage: From planning to operation
3. Safeguarding cultural heritage
Legal standards for protecting cultural heritage
Cultural heritage by region
Putting Best Practice Principles into operation
4. Walking together: Negotiating access to land and sea country
Identifying rights and interests in land, sea, and water
Land Rights and native title bodies by jurisdiction
Connect with the right entity
Real-world examples of agreements and settlements
Co-designed success stories in clean energy
5. Investing in First Nations Businesses and Suppliers: Building the Indigenous economy
First Nations-owned businesses and suppliers
Find First Nations businesses and suppliers
Support for First Nations enterprises
Maximise training and employment opportunities
Indigenous Procurement Policies
Applying Indigenous Procurement: Turning policy into practice
Other mechanisms driving First Nations outcomes
Partners in progress: Other relevant organisations
6. Caring for Country: First Nations Land and Water Management
Getting to know Indigenous Protected Areas
Respecting First Nations rights in Indigenous Protected Areas
The Indigenous Ranger Program
First Nations Alliances protecting Country
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2. First Nations rights in land and sea
Indigenous Land Use Agreements
Indigenous Land Use Agreements: A pathway to consent and collaboration Quick Links
Indigenous Land Use Agreements: A pathway to consent and collaboration Quick Links
What is a future act?
What do I need to know about Native Title?
What is Free Prior and Informed Consent?
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