(a) Performance Criterion 3: Partnerships with Traditional Owners and/or other stakeholders enhance the management of Commonwealth parks and gardens for all AustraliansCriterion 3 acknowledges the key role of partnerships with Traditional Owners and other stakeholders in the DNP's purpose to protect, conserve and enhance the management of Commonwealth parks and gardens. Key activities for this criterion are significant programs or areas of work that enhance the management of Commonwealth parks and gardens through partnerships with Traditional Owners and/or other stakeholdersBuild partnerships with Traditional Owners and Indigenous communities to manage country in jointly managed parks/sea country, and to facilitate participation in park management activities Establish and Implement the CANBR Partnership Agreement 2020-25Enhance the decision making and governance capabilities of Boards of Management and Traditional Owner input into decision makingIn partnership with the Boards of Management, identify and seek solutions that support improved management level opportunities for Indigenous personnelPromote the National Parks Conservation Trust to explore innovative funding opportunities for Commonwealth parks and gardensDevelop and implement avenues to support Indigenous employment Continued on following page 2.1.2: Performance measure for Outcome 1 (continued)