Indigenous communities
Water insecurity in Canadian Indigenous communities: some inconvenient truths
... in Indigenous communities and the multiple health ...located communities, have failed to sustain and promote a healthy ...sub-Arctic Indigenous (Inuit) community in ...Inuit communities ...
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Population movement can sustain STI prevalence in remote Australian indigenous communities
... remote Indigenous communities, if we assume the 10-12% of the population away from home during the census period [7] is representative of the entire year, then our results suggest that STIs can persist if ...
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Water usage in Indigenous communities in the Central Deserts, Australia
... remote Indigenous communities in Australia are located in arid regions and are associated with limited or marginal water ...these communities, inhabitants may be forced to move to the larger towns ...
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Communicating bioprospecting information to indigenous communities : insights from the experts
... the indigenous communities with which they were familiar, others considered the technology likely to be available to indigenous communities around the world and expressed concerns that at ...
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Relational continuity of oral health care in Indigenous communities: a qualitative study
... an Indigenous health care organization could help in improving inequitable oral health service delivery in rural Indigenous communities ...other Indigenous health care organiza- ...an ...
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Responding to substance abuse and offending in Indigenous communities: review of diversion programs
... few Indigenous-specific diversion options available in Australia, many participants consulted during this project noted that mainstream diversion programs in remote areas with high Indigenous populations ...
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Seeking consent for research with indigenous communities: a systematic review
... individual communities; involve Indigenous people in upholding these values in an equal partnership and with respect; and consider any local language and cultural protocols determined by the ...
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Eating in Place: Mapping Alternative Food Procurement in Canadian Indigenous Communities
... 32 Indigenous-owned and -controlled co-operative businesses located in Nunavut, the Northwest Territories, and the ...nous communities they serve, but food retail makes up the majority of their business ...
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Land Compensation Gap for the Resettlement of the Indigenous Communities in Bakun Hydroelectric Dam
... The non-use value findings from the study indicate that environmental values before relocation and freedom to accept or reject compensation are found to be significant in affecting land compensation gap. Those perceived ...
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Facing the Future: Encouraging Critical Cartographic Literacies In Indigenous Communities
... and Indigenous community members, as knowing Subjects, learn together to problematize the spatial realities represented within the mapping process and investigate the impacts of this process on Indigenous ...
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Developing a model of carbon sources and sinks for Indigenous communities in Australia
... remote communities that are distributed across the rangelands of Australia, and are therefore well located to provide mitigation services in these ...remote Indigenous communities in Australia ...
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Collecting Bilingual Audio in Remote Indigenous Communities
... visited indigenous communities in Brazil and Nepal and taught people to use smartphones for recording spoken language and for orally interpreting it into the national language, and collected bilingual ...
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Literature Review: climate change and Indigenous communities
... is indigenous estate [Altman 2005b:5], the potential for economic benefits for indigenous Australians through carbon trading is often highlighted, but often without any detail on exactly how the transfer of ...
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Carbon management and opportunities for Indigenous Communities
... remote Indigenous communities appear likely to have a high carbon profile they comprise only a small proportion of Australia's ...the communities themselves but how that reduction combined with ...
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Early Childhood Caries in Indigenous Communities
... of Indigenous children of Canada (First Nations, Inuit, and Métis) and the United States (American Indian, Alaska Native) is a major child health issue: there is a high prevalence of early childhood caries (ECC) ...
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Alcohol restrictions and drink driving in remote Indigenous communities in Queensland, Australia
... remote communities that have alcohol restrictions and the ongoing high range BAC convictions, which has been linked with chronic alcohol misuse (31), suggest concerted attention must now turn to the remaining ...
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The implementation and development of complex alcohol control policies in indigenous communities in Queensland (Australia)
... in Indigenous communities” ...making communities “as dry as possible” ...Islander Communities (Justice, Land and Other Matters) and Other Acts Amendment Act 2008, which enhanced enforcement ...
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Strongyloides stercoralis: systematic review of barriers to controlling strongyloidiasis for Australian Indigenous communities
... remote Indigenous communities in Australia ...for Indigenous Australian people living in HTLV-1 endemic Central Australia ...in Indigenous communities and HTLV-1 infection may further ...
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'Es una comunidad libre' : contesting the potential of indigenous communities in southeastern Bolivia
... At this point, it is also worth having a thought about the idea of culture. Not because I am here concerned with any anthropological debates about ‘culture’ as such, but because the idea of cultura is one that also ...
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An empowerment intervention for Indigenous communities: an outcome assessment
... s Indigenous population have a well-documented history of alienation, and ...of Indigenous people within Australian ...of Indigenous Australians to address socio-economic disad- vantage and health ...
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