Future Challenge Sample Clauses

Future Challenge. ‌ The examples above, which draw on available ABS data, demonstrate some progress in reducing overcrowding and severe overcrowding in remote Indigenous communities where NPARIH investment had been made prior to the Census date. In light of the additional work that has been completed in many remote communities since the Census, it seems reasonable to expect further improvement to have occurred since that time. Nevertheless, NPARIH funding, as substantial and unprecedented as it is, will not resolve overcrowding in all remote Indigenous communities. Governments understood when they agreed to the NPARIH that while progress could be made on this issue over the life of the 10-year strategy, more work would need to be done, particularly in those jurisdictions where chronic overcrowding has existed for generations. Relevant overcrowding data is not yet available for all communities where NPARIH builds have occurred and consideration is yet to be given to whether progress in addressing severe overcrowding in remote Indigenous communities is more advanced overall in some jurisdictions than in others. That is, is NPARIH funding enabling this issue to be tackled more quickly and comprehensively in some jurisdictions than in others. The future impact of NPARIH investment is also affected by changing demographics and mobility of the Indigenous population, with the population growing in many remote communities. However, in some jurisdictions there is movement out of remote areas. This is particularly noticeable in NSW, where despite a significant state wide increase in the Indigenous population, the Indigenous population living in remote NSW has decreased from 5.468 % to