Reconciliation Action Plan

AWB Co has proudly developed a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to reinforce our commitment to Indigenous engagement and reconciliation, which has received formal endorsement.

Strengthening Relationships

Our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) serves as a framework that guides our efforts in building strong, authentic relationships with Indigenous communities, enhancing educational and employment opportunities and creating culturally safe spaces for collaboration.

Our RAP is more than a commitment; it’s a call to action. It defines how we engage with Indigenous stakeholders, shape our vision for reconciliation and maximise our impact in closing the gap between Non-Indigenous and Indigenous Australians.

Two Approaches

Our Commitment To Indigenous Engagement

Through our RAP, we are focusing on:

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Cultural Awareness Training
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We provide cultural competency training for our staff to nurture an inclusive and respectful workplace.

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Indigenous Employment Opportunities
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We actively support Indigenous participation in our workforce by offering training, mentorship and career development programs.

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Supporting Indigenous Business
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Collaborating with Indigenous-owned businesses is a priority, helping to foster economic independence and sustainability in Indigenous communities.

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Building Genuine Relationships
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We actively engage with Indigenous stakeholders to create strong, lasting partnerships.

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Empowering Aboriginal Communities
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We provide employment, training and business opportunities that drive sustainable outcomes.

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Delivering with Integrity & Respect
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Our commitment is built on honesty, sensitivity and a deep respect for Aboriginal culture and heritage.

Our Journey Toward Reconciliation

AWB is deeply committed to Reconciliation Australia’s national reconciliation movement and we are continuously working to evolve our RAP from the “Reflect” stage to “Elevate”, ensuring that our efforts lead to real, lasting change.

Over the past few years, we have invested time and resources into better understanding Aboriginal Australia and how we can contribute to meaningful progress. This journey has reinforced both our responsibility and opportunity to support Aboriginal people and communities, striving for long-term social and economic benefits.

Find out more about Building Reconciliation
To learn more about our RAP and the actions we are taking to support Indigenous communities, please visit our Reconciliation Action Plan page.
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