For Indigenous Nations and project teams

Put decisions and
commitments
into action.

When monitoring requests, reports and commitments arrive from different projects, it can be unclear what needs doing and who will carry it. We establish monitoring programs, prepare decision briefs and coordinate the agreed follow-up.

Discuss your program or project

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Where we take on the work

What needs to happen next?

We take on an agreed assignment alongside your staff and advisers, within the processes already in place. Your organization retains its decisions.

01 / Monitoring programs

You need a working monitoring program.

We help establish the program, prepare participants and test the arrangements. Continuing coordination can form part of the engagement.

Explore monitoring programs

02 / Implementation

An agreement needs action.

We turn commitments into assigned work, coordinate follow-up and bring outstanding matters back for a decision.

Explore implementation

03 / Decision briefs

Your team needs to prepare a response.

We connect the project history to the current question and prepare the brief your staff and advisers can use.

Explore decision briefs

04 / Funding proposals

The funding application needs preparing.

We develop the proposal, workplan and budget explanation around the actual opportunity.

Explore funding proposals

05 / Training and handover

Someone needs to take over the work.

We facilitate practical sessions and organize the handover of responsibilities, records and open questions.

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06 / Environmental evidence

The findings need follow-up.

We connect the concern to the evidence, focus specialist questions and carry the response into the next action.

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Experience behind the work

Inspection, coordination
and practical training.

JurisTrace is led by Rory Cumming, whose mine-inspection career began in 2013. His later Indigenous-engagement work included coordinating First Nations’ participation in inspections, preparing participants and developing guidance and training.

That experience informs how we connect program arrangements, field participation, reports and the next decision.

Read the relevant experience

Monitoring in practice

People are ready to take part.
The program still needs establishing.

See the program example

Who we work with

Clear direction.
Defined responsibilities.

Indigenous Nations

Your Nation sets the purpose and directs its engagement.

For Nations

Project proponents

We support your organization’s own commitments, reporting and follow-through.

For proponents

Start with one piece of work

What needs attention,
and when?

Tell us what needs doing and any deadline. We will discuss the responsibility we can take on, then agree scope, price and timing.