Type:	Report
Title:	The financial and economic costs of domestic violence in the Northern Territory : December 1996
Authors:	KPMG Management Consulting for Office of Women's Policy
Keywords:	Economic costs
Year:	1996
Publisher:	Northern Territory. Office of Women's Policy
Notes:	Research study that explores an approximate per capita cost of services to women who are domestic violence victims, and the approximate direct and indirect cost to the sample of 32 women from the greater Darwin and Alice Springs area. Report includes detailed information on individual case studies; an approximate per capita cost provision of services to domestic violence victims in the Northern Territory; an approximate annual cost of the provision of services to domestic violence victims in the Northern Territory; an analysis of costs incurred by the sector; and the results of an analysis of the quantitative data which identified the range of services accessed by women and the individual pathways which women take through the services. States that the total direct cost of domestic violence to the Northern Territory from the sample group was $AUD2,710,847, which becomes a direct cost of $AUD8.86 million each year. The community, including the Government, bore 81% of the total direct cost of domestic violence assessed in the study.
URI:	https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/19505
Physical description:	62 p.
Appears in Collections:	Reports

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