Indigenous participation should mean more than a target in a tender or a number in a report. It should represent genuine Indigenous ownership, control, employment, business opportunity and lasting economic benefit.
CIRV was founded by Hadyn Lugosi, a Yorta Yorta man who came through the construction industry on the tools. His experience across construction and major infrastructure shaped a practical understanding of the difference between commitments made on paper and outcomes that can be demonstrated on the ground.
That understanding became CIRV’s purpose: to bring greater integrity, accountability and evidence to Indigenous participation.
We help organisations properly plan, manage, evidence and report their Indigenous participation commitments. We also provide independent assurance over participation outcomes. These functions are kept strictly separate, and CIRV never provides assurance over work it has managed or delivered.
For our clients, this means clearer accountability, defensible reporting and greater confidence in the claims being made. For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, it means helping protect the integrity of opportunities created in their name.
CIRV exists to help ensure Indigenous commitments become genuine, provable and lasting outcomes.
Hadyn Lugosi
Managing Director, CIRV — Yorta Yorta