Indigenous Governance Toolkit

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Australian Indigenous Governance Institute
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The Indigenous Governance Toolkit is an online resource developed for Indigenous nations, communities, individuals and organisations searching for information to build their governance. It covers all the basics — your rules, values, culture, membership, leadership, and decision making — and has many examples of ideas that work from other groups, tools to help you get started, and useful guidance to sustain your efforts.

Native Nations
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Indigenous Governance Toolkit. Reconciliation Australia. Australia. 2013. Tools. (http://toolkit.aigi.com.au/, accessed July 25, 2023)

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