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Tenders
Economic development opportunities in Cape York for Indigenous Australians
RIRDC is seeking the services of a suitably qualified consultant to investigate economic development opportunities in Cape York for Indigenous Australians.
The objective of the project is to assess and build on existing knowledge and identify self-sustaining employment and economic development opportunities for Indigenous communities and entrepreneurs in the Cape York region of Far North Queensland.
We are seeking a consultant with:
- a track record of qualitative and quantitative research
- a proven ability to undertake appropriate regional economic and social analyses to identify self-sustaining employment and economic development opportunities for Indigenous communities in Cape York
Click here to download the
RIRDC Cape York Tender - Terms of Reference.pdf
Closing date:
Expressions of Interest will be accepted via email until 5pm Wednesday 14 October 2009.