Part 1 – Introduction ____________________________________________________ 1
1.1 Purpose of the Plan..................................................................................... 2
1.2 Scope of the Plan ........................................................................................ 2

In 2006, the Canadian public and policymakers
were shocked at the situation
on Kashechewan First Nation, a small
indigenous community in Northern Ontario.
The community faced continual flooding and
chronic infrastructure issues, and it lacked
employment and meaningful economic
development. A controversy surrounded

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Presentation and workshop presented at the Aboriginal Financial Officers Association of Canada`s National Conference in Calgary, February 27, 2004.

This document is a compendium of resources which are nearly all currently freely available on the Internet which concern the measurement of the well-being or sustainability of a community, region or even nation in order to evaluate the potential impact or need of a program or policy.

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Communication Strategy
One Band, No Barriers

As the Adams Lake Indian Band (ALIB) worked towards the refinement and implementation of a Comprehensive Community Plan (CCP) it became vital that clear lines of communication need to exist.

This manual will assist community groups in developing a coherent and fundable proposal. It provides guidelines to help you decide whether or not to apply for funding and a step-by-step process by which to proceed