Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS)

Provision for cultural values in water management, the Anmatyerr story, Naomi Rea and the Anmatyerr Water Project Team

Label
Provision for cultural values in water management, the Anmatyerr story, Naomi Rea and the Anmatyerr Water Project Team
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Bibliography: p. 83-87
resource.governmentPublication
federal national government publication
Main title
Provision for cultural values in water management
Responsibility statement
Naomi Rea and the Anmatyerr Water Project Team
Sub title
the Anmatyerr story
Summary
Summary of the full report; background and goals of project; research team included the Anmatjere Community Government Council, and took a collaborative Indigenist research approach; outlines the cultural water values of Anmatyerr people under five categories: 1) Anmatyerr law; 2) responsibilities and protocols; 3) economies, environment and education; 4) recreation and well being; 5) history of people and place; outlines ways in which cultural water values may be provided for: 1) water allocation; 2) use of Anmatyerr place names, protocols and language; 3) Anmatyerr access, input in land management and co-existence; 4) culturally based livelihoods and skills exchange; 5) water governance and participation; sets out water governance model and presents main findings in diagrams which involve mer = country, kwaty = water and tyerrty = people
Table Of Contents
CD contents:Anmatyerr and Ti Tree Region - Governance of water - The Northern Territory Act - The National Water Initiative -- Methodology for cultural values and cultural provisions -- Context - Definition of cultural values and cultural provisions - Methodology for cultural values and cultural provisions - Cultural water values - Law - Responsibilities and protocols - Economies, environment and education - Recreation and well being - History of people and place -- Cultural water provisions - Volumetric provisions - Water allocation - Cultural water allocation - non-consumptive use - Cultural water allocation - consumptive use - Non-volumetric provisions - Anmatyerr names and protocols - Anmatyerr names - Importance of language - Anmatyerr place names - Anmatyerr protocols -- Threats to cultural values and their provision - Ill health and loss of language -- Anmatyerr Kwaty Water Agreement - Cultural water provisions - Volumetric - Indigenous water licence: consumptitive use -- Cultural water provision - Non-volumetric - Anmatyerr names and languageKey steps to the creation of sustainable livelihoods where Aboriginal people area speaking on their own behalf in NRM decision-making
Target audience
specialized
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