Desktop study of Traditional Owner interests in Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) development areas (NESP MaC 3.3)

It is recognised that Indigenous communities are likely to be impacted by Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) wind farm developments. This work conducted a desktop study to identify Traditional Owner interests in areas adjacent to current ORE development areas. The purpose of the work was to gauge the extent of existing knowledge on cultural values and list appropriate avenues for future engagement with Traditional Owners to better understand the potential impact of ORE developments. This included identifying existing Sea Country plans for these communities, identifying existing information on cultural values, investigating Indigenous Cultural Intellectual Property, and further notes on preferred methods of engagement for these Indigenous communities potentially impacted by ORE developments.

This raw spreadsheet of compiled information is withheld due to cultural sensitivities, but a synthesis of information will be available in the Project 3.3 final report once finalised (estimated May-June 2024).

Please contact the NESP Data Wrangler (Southern node) to discuss access to the raw spreadsheet of information: [e-mail]

已有共识指出，近海可再生能源（Offshore Renewable Energy, ORE）风电项目开发或对原住民社区造成影响。本研究通过案头调研，明确当前近海可再生能源开发区域周边范围内的传统原住民所有者的关切事项。本研究旨在评估当前关于文化价值的现有认知程度，并梳理出与传统原住民所有者开展后续沟通的适宜渠道，以更全面地掌握近海可再生能源开发项目可能带来的潜在影响。本次研究涵盖以下内容：梳理相关社区现有的海域领地规划、搜集现有文化价值相关资料、开展原住民文化知识产权（Indigenous Cultural Intellectual Property）调研，以及针对可能受近海可再生能源开发项目影响的原住民社区，整理其偏好的沟通方式相关补充说明。

由于涉及文化敏感性问题，本次汇总信息的原始电子表格暂不对外公开。待最终定稿后，相关信息的综合分析内容将收录于项目3.3的最终报告中，预计完成时间为2024年5-6月。

如需获取该原始信息电子表格的访问权限，请联系NESP数据整理专员（南部节点），联系方式：[e-mail]