Table 2.1 and Figures 2.1 and 2.2 below describe the key activities and participants of the Minyumai IPA. Participants and key Activities Description details (FY09-15) 24 people Provides employment and training for older and employed as IPA younger Bandjalang as rangers fulfilling rangers Ranger work standard ranger responsibilities to manage the (approximately (Indigenous environment (e.g. fire management, feral animal 53% men and 47% Protected Area and and weed control, monitoring threatened the Firesticks species), but also to support Bandjalang to take 15,957 ranger Project) ownership of the management of natural and hours worked cultural values of their country. $0.3m in salaries paid (gross) Table 2.1 Summary of activities – Figure 2.1 Number of Minyumai Indigenous Rangers (referred to as Rangers throughout this report), FY11-15 – Figure 2.2 Number of days worked by Minyumai Indigenous Rangers, FY11-15 – 2.3 Investment (inputs) The investment included in an SROI analysis is a valuation of all the inputs required to achieve the outcomes that will be described, measured or estimated and valued. For the purpose of this SROI analysis, the investment includes the value of financial (cash) investment over the five year period between FY11 and FY15. No in-kind (non-cash) investments were found to be material. Total investment over the five years was approximately $0.9 million. Investment Summary Table 2.2 and Figure 2.3 include a summary of the investment for the Minyumai IPA. Stakeholder Total Notes Includes funding from the IPA programme (93%), ILC (6%; FY13 only), and National Parks and Wildlife Government $812,636 Services (1%; FY13 only) Includes funding from the Firesticks NGO Partners $67,408 project (100%; FY13 and FY15 only) Includes funding from donations and sponsorship (87%; FY11 and only); and the Hoffman Foundation Foundations and Trusts $6,800 (13%; FY13 only) Total $933,291 Table 2.2 Investment by stakeholder group, FY11-FY15 – Figure 2.3 - Investment by stakeholder group, FY11-15
Table 2.1 and Figures 2.1 and 2.2 below describe the key activities and participants of the Minyumai IPA. Activities Description Participants and key details (FY09-15) Ranger work (Indigenous Protected Area and the Firesticks Project) Provides employment and training for older and younger Bandjalang as rangers fulfilling standard ranger responsibilities to manage the environment (e.g. fire management, feral animal and weed control, monitoring threatened species), but also to support Bandjalang to take ownership of the management of natural and cultural values of their country. 24 people employed as IPA rangers (approximately 53% men and 47% 15,957 ranger hours worked $0.3m in salaries paid (gross) Table 2.1 – Summary of activities Figure 2.1 – Number of Minyumai Indigenous Rangers (referred to as Rangers throughout this report), FY11-15 Figure 2.2 – Number of days worked by Minyumai Indigenous Rangers, FY11-15 2.3 Investment (inputs) The investment included in an SROI analysis is a valuation of all the inputs required to achieve the outcomes that will be described, measured or estimated and valued. For the purpose of this SROI analysis, the investment includes the value of financial (cash) investment over the five year period between FY11 and FY15. No in-kind (non-cash) investments were found to be material. Total investment over the five years was approximately $0.9 million. Investment Summary Table 2.2 and Figure 2.3 include a summary of the investment for the Minyumai IPA. Stakeholder Total Notes Government $812,636 Includes funding from the IPA programme (93%), ILC (6%; FY13 only), and National Parks and Wildlife Services (1%; FY13 only) NGO Partners $67,408 Includes funding from the Firesticks project (100%; FY13 and FY15 only) Foundations and Trusts $6,800 Includes funding from donations and sponsorship (87%; FY11 and only); and the Hoffman Foundation (13%; FY13 only) Total $933,291 Table 2.2 – Investment by stakeholder group, FY11-FY15 Figure 2.3 - Investment by stakeholder group, FY11-15
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