Charles Darwin University annual report 2006
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Research is to be focused on the highest priority themes. There should be an increase in research activity in every School. Increase the number of high-quality research students (particularly from interstate). Increase resident research capacity in the NT. Support regional interest groups to identify and defi ne their needs. Ensure the research results are widely accessible and used. Strive for the highest quality research that is ethically based. Actively encourage researchers and users of research to network in creative interdisciplinary teams, including partnerships with other research providers. 2006 achievements Natural and cultural resource management Natural and cultural resource management is concerned with supporting sound management of natural and cultural resources within northern and central Australia, and the Asia-Pacifi c region. Particular focus is given to: landscapes and biodiversity, including impacts of environmental change on human and ecological health and wellbeing building livelihoods and economies from natural resources, especially through the sustainable development of micro-businesses and alternative livelihoods within regional and Indigenous communities water resource management from catchments to coasts, particularly sustaining cultural values and healthy ecosystems tools and analysis innovative building design for desert and tropical communities. Charles Darwin University has developed a depth of research expertise and leadership to systematically examine issues of key importance to local regions. A focus on the peoples and environments of the tropics and Australian desert, with particular attention to Indigenous peoples, is helping to develop research capacity. This capacity is being used to provide the evidence necessary for government policy and community action to address important and complex problems in our regions. Research For 2006, the primary goal of the research enterprise at Charles Darwin University was to both enhance and specialise research activities within the institution with the aim of maximising the benefi t to both the region and the wider academic community in four areas of strength: natural and cultural resource management; human health and wellbeing; teaching, learning and living; and community, development and identity.