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…
Read MoreProfiles 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…
Read MoreThis case study is short and outlines the six stage process that Tsleil-Waututh used to set their strategic vision and direction for development.
Read MoreAn 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.
Read MoreBest practices exhibited by Haisla First Nation in managing a forest previously designated for logging.
Read MoreThe 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
Read MoreComprised 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:…
Read MoreThe Nature of Capital, Governance, Wealth Accumulation and Money Management for optimizing First Nations economic development.
Read MoreBest practices and example of partnership exploration to realize economic development and maintain values.
Read MoreBest practices and dev corp structure of Osoyoos Indian Band
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