Aboriginal Land Clean Up and Prevention Program

Guidelines Round 5: 2021-23

The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from Local Aboriginal Land Councils (LALCs) and other entities working in partnership with LALCs to manage illegal dumping on private land owned by Aboriginal communities.

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Aboriginal Land Clean Up and Prevention Program Download
Date
December 2021
Type
Publication
Cost
Free
  • ISBN 978 1 922447 94 4
  • ID EPA 2021P3440
  • File PDF 0.4MB
  • Pages 17
  • Name 21p3440-aboriginal-land-clean-up-and-prevention-guidelines-round-5.pdf

Illegal dumping is an environmental crime and can cause serious environmental pollution, pose a risk to human health and impact local amenities and community pride. The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) acknowledges that the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people is related to the protection of the environment.

Illegally dumped waste impacts on Aboriginal people’s ability to care for Country. Aboriginal land is particularly susceptible to illegal dumping because it is often located in remote areas.

Projects funded under Round 5 of the ALCUP program can be carried out for up to 18 months.

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