Northern Australia communication analysis
The purpose of this project is to mobilise an emerging consortium of research and industry partners to investigate the impacts and relevance of digital inclusion for developing Northern Australia.
This project will bring together expertise and resources from universities and industry across Australia to explore key issues of social and economic inclusion in the context of digital inclusion. Through a co-design research approach involving knowledge transfer events and interviews with key stakeholders, the project will culminate in a white paper outlining a detailed road map for digital inclusion research, practice, and policy development for Northern Australia.
The project will impact on the following CRCNA objectives by:
- Improving supply chain efficiencies through building digital capacity at all stages.
- Generating new jobs through helping to facilitate Northern Australia’s transition to the digital economy.
- Improving wellbeing of the Northern Australian community by fostering the important link between digital inclusion, wellbeing and social cohesion.
DMRC research program
This project contributes to the research within the following DMRC research program:
Digital Inclusion & Participation
Project team
Investigators
- Professor Michael Dezuanni
- Dr Amber Marshall
- Professor Jean Burgess
- Professor Marcus Foth
- Professor Peta Mitchell
- Professor Hurriyet Babacan, James Cook University
- Professor Ruth Wallace, Charles Darwin University
- Tim Neale, Precise Consulting
- Kimberley Wockner, Precise Consulting
- Professor Fran Crawford, University of New England
Project partner
- Premise Consulting
- Centre for Appropriate Technology
- Regional Development Australia, Northern Territory
Project funding
- CRC for Developing Northern Australia (2019-2020)
