NESP MaC Project 3.20– A National Approach to Indigenous Engagement in Australia’s Blue Carbon and Environmental Markets, 2023-2025. (CDU, ICIN, NAILSMA)

本记录概述了NESP海洋和沿海枢纽研究-项目3.20-澳大利亚蓝碳和环境市场土著参与的国家办法。有关此项目的特定数据输出，请参阅与此元数据相关的子记录。<br /> <br /> 蓝碳和环境市场及其相关的环境政策正在迅速发展，以实现国家的碳减排目标。在澳大利亚，它们是新兴市场，在改善碳封存、恢复生物多样性和文化价值方面具有巨大潜力。然而，快速的市场增长意味着，如果没有适当的监管和相应的程序，可能会出现不正当的结果。尚未制定相应的法规和程序，以确保以合法、尊重和赋权的方式进行土著参与。 <br /> <br /> 该项目建议协调蓝碳的国家土著参与方法，并酌情包括对其他环境市场项目的讨论。这一进程将涵盖各管辖区土著人民和社区的广泛权利和利益，并确保在蓝碳市场上赋权。这项研究的一个关键成果将是一份文件，概述通过与澳大利亚各地主要土著群体协商过程中学到的土著参与原则的主要做法。它将与拟议的新蓝碳方法一起提交给英联邦政府，以实现符合道德并雅阁土著参与的主要实践原则的有效实施。蓝碳市场为土著社区在复杂的立法、保有权、资源所有权和共同利益中获得经济利益提供了一个机会，这些问题尚未得到详细调查。拟议的有蹄类方法项目（项目3.8）将在土著人拥有的土地和混合保有权上进行，在这些土地上，土著人拥有重要的价值观和利益。确保土著人民的权利、公平以及自由、事先和知情同意的原则处于项目的最前沿，土著参与是必不可少的。该项目指出，蓝碳市场的立法框架及其与土著人民的关系与其他新兴环境市场不同，可能会内在地限制该项目的成果。<br /> <br /> 计划产出<br /> ·绘制蓝碳资源的保有权[空间数据集]<br /> ·最后技术报告，其中包括分析数据和向决策者提出的关于主要调查结果的建议[书面]

This record provides an overview of the NESP Marine and Coastal Hub study - Project 3.20– A National Approach to Indigenous Engagement in Australia’s Blue Carbon and Environmental Markets. For specific data outputs from this project, please see child records associated with this metadata.<br /> <br /> Blue Carbon and Environmental markets, and their related environmental policy are rapidly evolving to meet National carbon reduction targets. In Australia, they’re emerging markets with great potential to improve carbon sequestration and restore biodiversity and cultural values. However, swift market growth infers the potential for perverse outcomes without proper regulation and processes implemented alongside. Corresponding regulation and processes are not yet in place to ensure Indigenous engagement is conducted in a legitimate, respectful, and empowering manner. <br /> <br /> The project proposes to coordinate a national Indigenous engagement approach for Blue Carbon and where appropriate include discussions on other Environmental market projects. This process will capture the wide-ranging rights and interests of Indigenous peoples and communities across jurisdictions and ensure empowerment in the Blue Carbon market. A key output from this research will be a document that outlines leading practice Indigenous engagement principles learned through a process of consultation with key Indigenous groups across Australia. It will be submitted to the Commonwealth government alongside proposed new Blue Carbon methods to enable efficient implementation that is ethical and in accord with leading practice principles of Indigenous engagement. The Blue Carbon market provides an opportunity for Indigenous community economic gain amidst complex legislation, tenure, resource ownership and co-benefits that haven’t been investigated in detail. Projects for the proposed Ungulate Method (Project 3.8) will occur on Aboriginal-owned land and mixed tenure where Indigenous people hold significant values and interests. Ensuring, Indigenous peoples rights, equity, and that principles of free, prior, and informed consent, are at the fore front of projects, leading practice Indigenous engagement is essential. The project notes that the legislative framework for the Blue Carbon market and how it relates to Indigenous peoples is different to other emerging environmental markets and it is likely to inherently limit the outcomes of this project.<br /> <br /> Planned Outputs<br /> • Mapping tenure of Blue Carbon resources [spatial dataset]<br /> • Final technical report with analysed data and recommendations for policy makers of key findings [written]