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PEST and SWOT analysis template Michal Carrington, Murra Indigenous Master Class Program, university of Melbourne

PEST (Political, Economic, Social, Technological) analysis and SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis are common tools used in strategic planning for corporations.  This document provides examples used in PBC workshops and is therefore relevant to PBC business. It can be used as template to be modified to your PBC's needs. 

2020 Communication, Strategic planning Template
Research log template PBC website

This template can be used to log your research process, progress and results.

2020 Research Template
Understanding Governance Indigenous Governance Toolkit

The topic 'Understanding Governance' from the Indigenous Governance toolkit has five sections,

  1. Understanding governance
  2. The important parts of governance
  3. Indigenous governance
  4. Governance in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations
  5. Case studies
2017 Governance, Leadership Website

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