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IMPACT REPORT 2023 AN INSIGHT INTO THE INTERGENERATIONAL IMPACT OF HOME OWNERSHIP AS DESCRIBED BY ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER SINGLE CARER AND SINGLE PARENT FAMILIES. iba.gov.au 243-04-2024 A NOTE ON TERMINOLOGY The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues estimates there are more than 370 million Indigenous people spread across 70 countries […]
[…] me a loan—they gave me the f reedom to pursue my dreams on my terms.’ – IBA customer Pathways to financial wellbeing HIGHLIGHTS Introduction We measure the impact of our activities f rom the perspective of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Our impact reports communicate the difference we make for people who access […]
INDIGENOUS HOME OWNERSHIP IMPACT ANALYSIS HOME OWNERSHIP IS AN IMPORTANT ECONOMIC INDICATOR OF WEALTH AND SAVING, AND IS POSITIVELY RELATED TO EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME INDICATORS. HOME OWNERSHIP PROVIDES A SECURE ASSET BASE THAT CAN CONTRIBUTE TO FINANCIAL STABILITY AND AGAINST WHICH PEOPLE CAN BORROW. - PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION, 2007 IMPACT FOR EVERYONE UNDERSTANDING OUR IMPACT […]
iba.gov.au 1800 107 107 POSITION STATEMENT Title: Manager , Impact & Investor Relations Position no: 3014 Level: IBA Level 6 ($117,400 - $130,337 ) Last updated: July 2022 Location: Perth, Darwin, Canberra, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney or Adelaide Term: Ongoing Program: Investment & Asset Management Section: Investor Relation s Context: Indigenous Business Australia, partners and […]
[…] building, knowledge and networks to 3829 individuals (Measure 1); distributed capital and capability development support in the sum of $365 million (Measure 3); and delivering a comprehensive impact study (Measure 5). The breakdown of the financial commitment of $365 million includes $227 million approved home loans, $73 million approved business finance, $53 million co-investment […]
[…] house. We’re doing all these things that make everything worthwhile.” “Now my kids will go on to get an education and know they have a place." The impact of home ownership flows into Kylie’s work. She’s a community development manager, working with rough sleepers and people who are marginalised. She says having her own […]
[…] from north Queensland and the IBA Chair, Darren Godwell, highlights the importance of this change in furthering IBA’s mission. “We continually seek new pathways to grow our impact. This is particularly meaningful this year as we celebrate 50 years through the generations. Our home ownership program commenced in 1975 and to date we’ve supported […]
