Planned performance and measures AIATSIS will support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to tell their stories through various means, including publications, the AIATSIS website, and engagement with the national and international communities. Key outcomes over four years are: Improving knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, cultures and heritage. Providing a more nuanced and sophisticated public engagement with the diverse communities. Developing greater awareness of our work with and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities. Publishing timely, relevant, high-quality informed by research, and which contribute to the wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Performance criteria, measures and targets for 2016–17 were: Performance Measures Targets 2016-17 criteria All Australians Number and value of 10% increase in number of about and publications. publications experience knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait and impact of 10% increase in website traffic Islander cultures, communication and 10% increase in social media traditions, community engagement via community train and develop 10 web languages and media coverage, website and publishers and editors stories, past and social media reach and present. activity. Reach and impact of 8% increase in Indigenous members community engagement 5% increase in members through membership and 10% increase in partnerships partnerships. 5% increase in of partnerships 5% increase in value of a public program Our strategies AIATSIS will engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to build knowledge, to share Indigenous culture and heritage, and will provide experiences to all Australians through a public program, digital engagement and access and publishing. Optimise digital platforms for improved online discoverability, access and use of the collection
Planned performance and measures AIATSIS will support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to tell their stories through various means, including publications, the AIATSIS website, and engagement with the national and international communities. Key outcomes over four years are: Improving knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, cultures and heritage. Providing a more nuanced and sophisticated public engagement with the diverse communities. Developing greater awareness of our work with and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities. Publishing timely, relevant, high-quality informed by research, and which contribute to the wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Performance criteria, measures and targets for 2016–17 were: Performance criteria Measures Targets 2016-17 All Australians about and experience knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, traditions, languages and stories, past and present. Number and value of publications. 10% increase in number of publications and impact of communication and community engagement via media coverage, website and social media reach and activity. 10% increase in website traffic 10% increase in social media community train and develop 10 web publishers and editors Reach and impact of community engagement through membership and partnerships. 8% increase in Indigenous members 5% increase in members 10% increase in partnerships 5% increase in of partnerships 5% increase in value of a public program Our strategies AIATSIS will engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to build knowledge, to share Indigenous culture and heritage, and will provide experiences to all Australians through a public program, digital engagement and access and publishing. Optimise digital platforms for improved online discoverability, access and use of the collection
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