EV’s RAP
EV commenced formal development of an Innovate RAP in August 2016 when 20 EV personnel came together to develop agreed actions and targets. Contributors to the workshop included Board Directors, Executive, Cultural Advisors and MEs, Supervisors, and Program Staff.
Developing a RAP demonstrates EVs commitment to building respectful relationships and creating opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, ultimately contributing to Reconciliation in Australia
EV was proud to officially launch its RAP on Friday 01 December 2017 at a function in Warragul.
Download a copy of the RAP here.
EV RAP Progress Reports
EV RAP Progress Report – December 2017
EV RAP Progress Report – December 2018
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