The annual RAP Impact Report presents the cumulative impact of the Reconciliation Action Plan program’s activity across all walks of Australian life.
2025 RAP Impact
This report collected data from 2,190 organisations with a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), covering the July 2024 – June 2025 period.
The 2025 report shows the growing role of RAPs in driving change across workplaces, institutions and communities.
Key findings from the 2025 RAP Impact Report show:
- 1 in 5 Australians now work or study in an organisation with a RAP (5,923,174 people)
- A further 10 million+ people are members of a peak body or sporting club with a RAP
- 62,197 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people employed by an organisation with a RAP
- There are 24,463 partnerships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations
- 65% of organisations changed internal processes or policies
- $5.6 billion worth of goods and services procured from First Nations-owned businesses
More information on 2026 RAP Impact reporting is coming soon.
RAP Impact Reports
RAPs help change systems. Organisations can engage staff with reconciliation via a RAP, helping contribute to the community of Australians who are engaged and supportive of First Nations people and reconciliation.
Organisations are required to report on their commitments annually.
Click and read previous RAP Impact Reports.
