Reconciliation Action Plans

Reconciliation Action Plans (or RAPs) are about turning good intentions into real actions. A RAP is a business plan that uses an holistic approach to create meaningful relationships and sustainable opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.

Since the launch of the RAP program some 300 Australian corporations, governments and community organisations have joined the RAP community and now 11 of Australia's top 20 businesses have RAPs.

“Reconciliation Action Plan” or “RAP” is a valued trademark of Reconciliation Australia. We are proud to share the RAP logo with organisations that work with us through our feedback and quality assurance process to develop a RAP that meets the minimum elements and is officially endorsed by Reconciliation Australia management. Where organisations choose not to be a part of Reconciliation Australia’s RAP program they are not able to use the words “Reconciliation Action Plan” or “RAP” publicly on websites or documents, or use the RAP logo.

Interested in developing a RAP? Register your details and download the RAP toolkit here.

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- What is a RAP?
- Who has a RAP?
- Is a RAP for you?
- Register
- Contact the RAP team
- RAP Chat
- Resources
- RAP Impact Measurement Report

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