Participation Strategy Principles Sample Clauses

Participation Strategy Principles. 2.1 The Parties will develop a common understanding of participation and employment in the management of Natural Resources in the context of this Agreement.
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Participation Strategy Principles. The Parties will develop a common understanding of participation and employment in the management of Natural Resources in the context of this Agreement. The Parties will develop appropriate strategies to enable the Corporation and the Members the opportunity to participate in, or obtain employment in, the management of Natural Resources, in accordance with the following principles: The Parties acknowledge that the Taungurung have traditionally managed Natural Resources within the Agreement Area over thousands of years, and have a right as well as a cultural obligation to continue to participate in its management. The Parties will approach the management of Natural Resources as partners and will develop appropriate strategies in good faith. The strategies will give effect to the Taungurung country plan, its priorities, aims and aspirations. Where the State has Natural Resource management functions or responsibilities in the Agreement Area, the strategies will include, at a minimum, that the State will: provide the opportunity for active participation in the design, decision making, development, review and monitoring of all Natural Resource management policies, programs, projects, strategic plans, management plans, action plans, research, assessments, investigations and reviews; provide the opportunity for employment of Members in the management of Natural Resources including in policy engagement, planning, emergency management, compliance, education, and research roles in and roles; subject to agreement by the Corporation explore measures to better incorporate traditional ecological knowledge, where and when available, into natural resource management decisions, planning and policy-making processes; require the development of policy area-specific agreements with the Corporation on how the actions in Items 2.2(d)(i)-(iii) will be achieved within 12 months from commencement of this Agreement (or such other time as agreed) and revised annually (as required); and provide support to Taungurung in the development of safeguards to maintain, control, protect and develop intellectual property over Taungurung traditional ecological knowledge. Where the State does not have Natural Resource management functions or responsibilities in the Agreement Area, the strategies will provide, at a minimum, that the State will: engage the relevant State Agency or body that does have those functions or responsibilities; and encourage the State Agency or body referred to in Item 2.3...
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