Hybrid economic futures for remote Indigenous Australia: Linking poverty reduction and natural resource management

世纪，居住稀少的澳大利亚土著人口将迅速增加。这一群体在历史上经历了极低的社会经济地位。由于拥有土地权和原住民所有权，一个重要的生态完整的地产，现在占澳大利亚的20%以上，属于原住民所有。这项研究将探讨如何加强土著参与传统（非市场）活动，自然和文化资源管理，以及新的行业可以产生经济和社会效益的偏远土著社区缺乏进入市场。加强生物多样性保护和提高社会经济地位带来的成本节约将给国家带来惠益。

In the 21st century the Indigenous population of sparsely-settled Australia will increase rapidly. This population has historically experienced extremely low socioeconomic status. With land rights and native title, a significant ecologically intact estate, now over 20 percent of Australia, is under Indigenous ownership. This research will explore how enhanced Indigenous involvement in customary (non market) activities, natural and cultural resource management, and new industries can generate economic and social benefits for remote Indigenous communities that lack access to the market. National benefits will be generated from enhanced biodiversity conservation, and from cost savings associated with improved socio-economic status.