The annual RAP Impact Report presents the cumulative impact of the Reconciliation Action Plan program’s activity across all walks of Australian life.
2024 Reporting
It’s time to report on your RAP through completing the online RAP Impact Survey.
All RAP organisations have been sent their unique link to report.
Remember to read through the RAP reporting guide and contact the RAP reporting team if you have any questions.
2023 RAP Impact
This report collected data from 1,873 organisations with a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), covering the July 2022 – June 2023 period.
The 2023 report shows the substantial cumulative impact of the RAP program’s activity across Australian workplaces, sporting clubs, faith groups, and universities.
Key findings include:
- 5,404,826 people now work or study in an organisation with a RAP
- 574 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in executive leadership positions in RAP organisations
- 606 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people on Boards
- 18,588 formal and informal partnerships between RAP organisations and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations.
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.
