ClosedNon-Profit

Eastern Kuku Yalanji Return to Country Project - Bama back on Bubu

DETSI · Australia

A grant under the Looking after Country Grant program supporting delivery of commitments to advance living on Country development opportunities for Eastern Kuku Yalanji People in a World Heritage context. The project is delivered through a collaborative agreement with Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation.

Closed

30 June 2026

Duration

up to 1 year

Location

Queensland

Who Can Apply

Grant recipient identified as Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation Focused on Eastern Kuku Yalanji People Project must support living on Country development opportunities Activities occur in a World Heritage context under the Looking after Country Grant program
The page indicates the grant recipient is Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation under a collaborative project agreement with WTMA. The opportunity relates to advancing living on Country development opportunities for Eastern Kuku Yalanji People in a World Heritage context. No broader public eligibility details are provided on the page.

What's Funded

Activities that support living on Country development opportunities, collaborative project delivery, and caring for Country in a World Heritage context for Eastern Kuku Yalanji People.

Expected Outcomes

Delivery of commitments under the collaborative project agreement, advancement of living on Country opportunities, and support for Country management outcomes for Eastern Kuku Yalanji People.

Key Information

Applicant Types

indigenous_organisationnon_profit

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

communitysustainabilityother

Keywords

Looking after CountryEastern Kuku YalanjiBama back on Bubuliving on CountryWorld HeritageJabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal CorporationIndigenouscommunity

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Return to Country Project - Bama back on Bubu?

The Eastern Kuku Yalanji Return to Country Project - Bama back on Bubu is a non-profit grant offered by DETSI in Australia. A grant under the Looking after Country Grant program supporting delivery of commitments to advance living on Country development opportunities for Eastern Kuku Yalanji People in a World Heritage context. The project is delivered through a collaborative agreement with Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation.

Who is eligible for the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Return to Country Project - Bama back on Bubu?

Grant recipient identified as Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation Focused on Eastern Kuku Yalanji People Project must support living on Country development opportunities Activities occur in a World Heritage context under the Looking after Country Grant program

When does the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Return to Country Project - Bama back on Bubu close?

Applications closed on 30 June 2026.

What activities are funded?

Activities that support living on Country development opportunities, collaborative project delivery, and caring for Country in a World Heritage context for Eastern Kuku Yalanji People.

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