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Aboriginal Population Profiles for Development Planning in the Northern East Kimberley J. TaylorCentre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research The Australian National University, Canberra Research

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1. Collect data on the aboriginal population including demographic information such as age, gender, and location.
2. Identify the specific purpose for which the aboriginal population profiles are being filled out, such as for research, policy development, or community planning.
3. Determine the data collection method, whether it is through surveys, interviews, or existing data sources.
4. Develop a questionnaire or data collection tool that includes relevant questions to gather the required information.
5. Ensure the confidentiality and privacy of the collected data by following ethical guidelines and legal requirements.
6. Pilot test the questionnaire or data collection tool with a small sample of the aboriginal population to identify any issues or improvements needed.
7. Train data collectors or interviewers on how to administer the questionnaire and collect data accurately.
8. Conduct the data collection process by reaching out to the aboriginal population through various channels such as community events, online surveys, or door-to-door visits.
9. Record the collected data accurately and ensure its proper storage and management.
10. Analyze the data collected to generate meaningful insights and statistics about the aboriginal population.
11. Present the findings and analysis in a clear and understandable manner, considering the audience who will be using the aboriginal population profiles.
12. Regularly update and review the aboriginal population profiles to reflect any changes or updates in the population over time.

Who needs aboriginal population profiles for?

1. Researchers studying aboriginal populations
2. Government agencies responsible for policy development and decision-making
3. Community organizations and non-profit groups involved in interventions or support services
4. Educational institutions for curriculum development or research purposes
5. Healthcare providers to understand the specific health needs and disparities among aboriginal populations
6. Businesses or enterprises looking to develop targeted marketing or outreach strategies
7. Advocacy groups and activists advocating for the rights and wellbeing of aboriginal populations
8. Statistical agencies compiling national or regional population data
9. Urban planners and developers considering the unique needs and cultural considerations of aboriginal populations

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