Summary
The 2020 RAP Impact Report combines data collected from the compulsory reporting required of RAP organisations with the results of the Workplace RAP Barometer survey, showing the tangible, positive and sustained effect the RAP program has had on advancing reconciliation in 2019-20.
The report shows:
- Close to 3 million Australians now work or study within an organisation that has an active RAP and close to another 3 million are members of organisations which have RAPs, such as sporting clubs.
- $49,155,196 donated to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations
- 300,000 RAP employees participated in cultural learning
- 63,973 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff are employed in RAP organisations
- $2,086,255,726 procured from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses
More than 1,100 organisations—large, small, private sector, public and NGOs—have joined us to develop a RAP tailored to their own work, people and needs.
The RAP program unites them all and gives them a set of shared values and goals.
Our RAP partners comprise a vast community and collaborative effort to take Australia forward into a just, equitable and reconciled future.
