107 Calls to Economic Prosperity

By using a cyclical scoping review methodology, NIEPI is measuring, monitoring, and reporting the 107 Calls to Economic Prosperity. In tracking each call, NIEPI provides communities, nations, and policy makers with evidence that can be relied on when advancing specific Calls to Economic Prosperity within the National Indigenous Economic Strategy.

The results of the measuring, monitoring and reporting will form the foundations of our Ask Mishomis digital repository, allowing anyone to access the resources gathered.

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46

Create an Indigenous Centre of Excellence for Land Management to which current government programming is devolved. This Centre will develop and manage an Indigenous Lands Registry.

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47

Provide tools and legal templates for Indigenous Peoples to build land codes, laws, and associated regulations and undertake land use planning.

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48

Affirm Indigenous Rights as stewards and protectors of the lands, particularly Federal, Provincial, and Territorial Crown lands.

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49

Create an Indigenous environmental oversight body with powers equal to the Canadian Energy Regulator; this entity also appoints representatives to existing regulatory bodies.

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50

Through the Centre of Excellence conduct Indigenous research and case studies on the appropriate utilization and management of the land

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51

Establish a policy that directs representatives of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit are included on all Federal, Provincial, Territorial, and Municipal Regulatory bodies. Affirm the utilization of Indigenous knowledge in all aspects of land management, protection, and emergency response.

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52

Direct that Indigenous environmental bodies and people are required as monitors of all energy and resource projects.

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53

Develop an environmental stewardship element of the Indigenous Centre of Excellence for Land Management.

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54

Procure the services of Indigenous companies to clean up contaminated sites.

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55

Strengthen the consultation process on all major resource and energy projects to ensure Indigenous interests are paramount.

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56

Implement significant penalties for corporate non-compliance with Indigenous, Federal, Provincial, Territorial, and Municipal environmental laws and permitting processes

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57

Improve coordination across all levels of government to implement a place-based approach to Indigenous economic development

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58

Strengthen engagement with provinces to coordinate investments and realize economies of scale in the provision of infrastructure and services.

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59

Create an Indigenous-led Institute for Physical Infrastructure that collects and disseminates information on leading practices and provides advisory services.

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60

Prioritize provision of broadband services in rural and remote communities; set aside telecommunications spectrum for Indigenous communities, and report annually on progress in meeting connectivity goals.

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