RIAA Conference: Protecting First Nations heritage
Indigenous Cultural Heritage Protection: Investor Risk, Responsibility & First Nations-Led Governance | The Greener Way
This week on The Greener Way, host Michelle Baltazar speaks with Kado Muir, chair of the National Native Title Council ahead of the RIAA Conference in May where Muir is one of the panelists on a session titled, “Indigenous Cultural Heritage Protection: Investor Risk and Responsibility”.
Muir argues that tools already exist to protect indigenous heritage, but incentives and governance are lacking, including too few First Nations people in decision-making roles and boards.
He urges investors and governments to screen risks, work with First Nations governance institutions, and make cultural heritage protection a non-negotiable in boardroom discussions.
02:20 Responsible investment steps
03:46 Scorecards and governance gaps
06:46 Real world liability examples
11:45 Native title and investor risk
15:53 Building a virtuous cycle
17:50 Standardising with First Nations
19:05 Board representation is a blind spot
22:21 Five years after Juukan Gorge
23:40 Progress and podcast wrap
02:20 Responsible investment steps
03:46 Scorecards and governance gaps
06:46 Real world liability examples
11:45 Native title and investor risk
15:53 Building a virtuous cycle
19:05 Board representation blind spot
22:21 Five years after Juukan
23:40 Positive note and wrap
Links:
Podcast: My culture story with Kado Muir
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