Advocacy

GYGM is the locally designed and culturally based engagement and participation pathway for resource companies, government and all other stakeholders seeking partnerships and free prior and informed consent from the Traditional Owner community.

GYGM offers local engagement committees (forums) to monitor and mitigate the cultural, environmental and economic impacts of projects and operations. Through these committees, Traditional Owners are directly engaged in planning and development of projects.

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Working on economic programs and operations

to build a strong financial base for the Borroloola region.

Communication, participation and engagement with industry and government

seeking partnerships and free prior and informed consent with Traditional Owners, including in relation to the McArthur River Mine, Bing Bong port operations and the Nathan River Resources loading facility.

Monitoring environmental and cultural impacts on country and culture

from industrial developments and climate change and programs for mitigation and remediation of impacts

GYGM is the locally designed and culturally based engagement and participation pathway for resource companies, government and all other stakeholders seeking partnerships and free prior and informed consent from the Traditional Owner community.

GYGM offers local engagement committees (forums) to monitor and mitigate the cultural, environmental and economic impacts of projects and operations. Through these committees, Traditional Owners are directly engaged in planning and development of projects.

Forums cover

Working on economic programs and operations

to build a strong financial base for the Borroloola region.

Communication, participation and engagement with industry and government

seeking partnerships and free prior and informed consent with Traditional Owners, including in relation to the McArthur River Mine, Bing Bong port operations and the Nathan River Resources loading facility.

Monitoring environmental and cultural impacts on country and culture

from industrial developments and climate change and programs for mitigation and remediation of impacts