Table 2.

Sectors of included evaluation studies.

Sector of Evaluation Study	Number	Summary of Sector Sub-Topics	Relevant Studies
Health and Wellbeing	41 (72%)	Health promotion, health service delivery, health education, social and emotional well-being programs and specific health condition topics such as mental health or maternal and child healthcare	(Bennie 2021 [24]; Black 2019 [25]; Blignault 2016 [26]; Campbell 2018 [27]; Copley 2021 [28]; Crooks 2022 [29]; Doyle 2016 [30]; Durey 2016 [31]; Entwistle 2009 [32]; Freene 2021 [33]; Guenther 2022 [34]; Gwynne 2022 [35]; Haynes 2019 [36]; Hill 2020 [37]; Janca 2015 [38]; Jongen 2020 [39]; Kelaher 2018 [2]; Kildea 2009 [40]; Kildea 2012 [41]; Lopes 2012 [42]; Macniven 2023 [43]; Marchetti 2022 [44]; Mitchell 2021 [45]; Nagel 2020 [46]; O’Donnell 2020 [47]; Queensland Health 2020 [48]; Reilly 2011 [49]; Rowley 2015 [50]; Santhanam 2006 [51]; Saunders 2022 [52]; Stajic 2019 [53]; Tane 2022 [54]; Taylor 2012 [55]; Tsey 2004 [56]; Tsey 2010 [57]; Victorian Government 2019 [58]; West 2021 [59]; Williams 2018 [60]; Williams 2023 [17]; Xu 2018 [61]; Young 2019 [62])
Education	4 (7%)	Cultural safety in education and delivery of education programs	(Howard 2017 [63]; Kowanko 2009 [64]; Mills 2022 [65]; Purdie 2004 [66])
Community services	4 (7%)	Family services, out of home care services and non-profit organisations	(Haviland 2012 [67]; Lawton 2020 [68]; Rogers 2017 [69]; Rogers 2018 [70])
Other Government sector services	3 (5%)	Transport, justice and local delivery of employment and social services	(Cullen, 2016 [71]; Hurley 2004 [72]; Young, 2013 [73])
Land and Sea Management	3 (5%)	Natural resource management environmental programs	(Austin 2017 [74]; Robinson 2021 [9]; Sithole 2007 [75])
Cross-sector evaluations	2 (4%)	National and whole of government approaches	(Gollan, 2021 [12]; Productivity Commission, 2020 [19])