National Centre for First Nations Governance
These five pillars of effective governance blend the traditional values of our respective Nations with the modern realities of self-governance. NCFNG uses the principles behind these five pillars to develop…
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Profiles best practices in each of the Governance Centre’s seventeen principles of effective governance. The practices are drawn from the experience of First Nations, tribes and aboriginal organizations across Canada…
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This case study is short and outlines the six stage process that Tsleil-Waututh used to set their strategic vision and direction for development.
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An example of a Nation’s land use plan, the process they used to establish and continue to update the plan and how to implement it.
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Best practices exhibited by Haisla First Nation in managing a forest previously designated for logging.
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The study provides recommendations that may be considered by PLFN when engaging in economic and resource development activities and land management planning based on traditional land use and territory
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Comprised of Five Sections that can be used independently or together. Section 1: Prevailing Views on Aboriginal Entrepreneurship and Small Business. Section 2: Defining Small Business and Entrepreneurship. Section 3:…
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The Nature of Capital, Governance, Wealth Accumulation and Money Management for optimizing First Nations economic development.
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Best practices and example of partnership exploration to realize economic development and maintain values.
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