Charting the implications for government and industry: conclusions from a study into Aboriginal enterprise in remote and regional Australia
Research into forms of Aboriginal enterprise indicated they are closely intertwined with both mainstream society and Aboriginal culture. Forty seven Aboriginal enterprise owners and/or managers from remote and regional areas across five states participated in a Grounded Theory research project.
Aboriginal enterprises connect five building blocks together through unique accretion as part of a whole process. As a consequence, any polices and support should recognise differences between each enterprise, on a case-by-case basis. This may involve local solutions, using ideas from mainstream small business, connecting Aboriginal enterprise to wider social issues and encouraging personal motivations.