East Arnhem Regional Economic Growth Committee
The East Arnhem Regional Economic Growth Committee (REGC) has been an integral part of the East Arnhem economic and business development landscape since Regional Economic Development Committees were initially established across the regions of the Northern Territory and most recently provided advice and support through the difficult COVID-19 years (under the banner of Regional Reconstruction Committees). The East Arnhem REGC has maintained a proactive, consistent and committed membership and provided strong advocacy for the region for many years. You can find out more about the REGC and East Arnhem Regional Economic Growth Plan (REGP) here.
Gove Futures
To achieve a positive and strong future for Nhulunbuy and the Gove Peninsula post-mining, Gove Futures facilitates planning and works to ensure collaboration through several potential transitional activities.
You can find out more about Gove Futures here.
Arnhem Aboriginal Business Council
The vision of the Arnhem Aboriginal Business Council (AABC) is to create a prosperous and thriving economic environment in Arnhem Land and the Groote Archipelago by bringing together Aboriginal businesses in the region to:
- Promote collaborative and effective trade with one another and with organisations outside the region
- Act as a collective voice when engaging with other entities e.g., local, Territory and Australian Governments and industry
- Operate socially responsible, sustainable businesses that build upon and improve the economy in our region whilst creating local Indigenous employment, training and skills opportunities.
You can find out more about the AABC here.
Other Organisations
DEAL works closely with a number of partner organisations across the region including but not limited to:
Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation
Goŋ-Däl Aboriginal Corporation
Laynhapuy Homelands Aboriginal Corporation
National Indigenous Australians Agency