INDIGENOUS HERITAGE Sample Clauses

INDIGENOUS HERITAGE. The Parties agree to develop a package of measures that will be implemented by Victoria to ensure the appropriate management of Aboriginal heritage including the maintenance of traditional historic uses and values, in the Central Highlands. These measures are the development of: Statewide guidelines for the management of cultural heritage values; provision for participation and negotiation through the establishment of formal consultation mechanisms with local Aboriginal communities; modelling to establish priority areas for future surveys of Aboriginal sites; and training of staff.
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INDIGENOUS HERITAGE. Governments agree to develop a package of measures that will be implemented by Victoria to ensure the appropriate management of Aboriginal heritage. The various elements of the package will be developed in conjunction with local Aboriginal communities. The following points provide the principles that will guide its development.
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INDIGENOUS HERITAGE. Tangible and intangible cultural material created by or inherited from the native people of the Caribbean. This definition stems from the concept of “heritagescapes” introduced by Xxxxxx et al. (2013, 374), which describes cultural heritage as it “relates to issues of identification, management, and conservation of heritage resources that are embedded in or reside on the landscape.” However, as Dominican museums still have old fashioned structures and are seen as existing to show and conserve objects, the present study focuses on the Indigenous heritage objects held as collections by public and private museums, and private collectors. Nevertheless, the study recognizes the importance of the intangible heritage context when studying cultural material and intangible heritage aspects of collections are undeniably related to the tangible characteristics of collections and individual objects.
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INDIGENOUS HERITAGE. The Parties agree that the procedures outlined in Attachment 10 will be implemented by Western Australia to ensure the appropriate management of Aboriginal heritage including the maintenance of traditional uses and values, in the Xxxxx-Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx.
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INDIGENOUS HERITAGE. The Parties agree to develop a package of measures that will be implemented by Victoria to ensure the appropriate management of Aboriginal heritage including the maintenance of traditional historic uses and values, in the Xxxx Xxxxxxxx region. These measures are the development of: Statewide guidelines for the management of cultural heritage values; provision for participation and negotiation through the establishment of formal consultation mechanisms with local Aboriginal communities; modelling to establish priority areas for future surveys of Aboriginal sites; and training of staff. These measures are further outlined in Attachment 8. This Agreement is not intended to influence either current or future Native Title claims in any way. Where any government action to implement this Agreement could affect Native Title, that action will be taken in accordance with the Native Xxxxx Xxx 0000 (Cwth).
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INDIGENOUS HERITAGE. This assessment will identify indigenous cultural heritage values within forested areas of the region and within the context of the Native Titles Xxx 0000. Outputs will include identification of areas which are of significance to indigenous groups within the region; documentation of areas which are culturally significant to these groups according to State heritage legislation and national estate criteria in a format which suits the requirements of both governments and which respects the confidentiality of information regarding areas of Aboriginal significance; assessment of current levels of protection and identification of conservation principles, including on-going consultation with relevant Aboriginal communities; and assessment of Aboriginal community attitudes to forest use.
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INDIGENOUS HERITAGE. This assessment will identify indigenous cultural heritage values within forested areas of the region and will allow both Governments to meet their obligations in relation to native title rights and interests under Commonwealth and State legislation. Outputs will include identification of areas which are of significance to indigenous groups within a region; documentation of areas which are culturally significant to these groups, according to State heritage legislation and national estate criteria in a format which suits the requirements of both governments and which respects the confidentiality of information regarding areas of Aboriginal significance; assessment of current levels of protection and identification of conservation principles, including on-going consultation with relevant Aboriginal communities; and assessment of Aboriginal community attitudes to forest use.
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