Contribution: Research and Policy Initiatives Assistance Program
Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs
$70,980.00
Research and Policy Initiatives Assistance Program
EF 2018-19 · 2018-09-19
Résumé
The contribution to Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs in collaboration with the National Claims Research Directors and the Indigenous Bar Association is a project to assess the impacts of Bill C-58 on First Nations. This project represents an initial step towards addressing information needs and challenges in relation to First Nations’ claims, by undertaking research and analysis, and beginning a substantive dialogue between the First Nations and Canada regarding reforms to the access to information processes. This will contribute to knowledge of the emerging public service policy of Indigenous access to information issues, along with improving public sector research and management by including the perspectives of Indigenous stakeholder groups.
The Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs in collaboration with the National Claims Research Directors and the Indigenous Bar Association will conduct an online national survey of selected First Nation community of researchers and policy staff, a legal review of Bill C-58, and produce and publish on the applicant's website a discussion paper of the results of the survey and review, to raise awareness of the findings to various stakeholders.
Ministère
Programme
Research and Policy Initiatives Assistance ProgramResearch and Policy Initiatives Assistance Program (lien de confiance élevée)
Bénéficiaire
Emplacement
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Type de bénéficiaire
Other
Type
Contribution
Source
Proactive Disclosure - Grants and Contributions
Tel que publié
Agreement End Date
2019-03-31
Agreement Number
GC-2018-2019-Q2-00001
Agreement Start Date
2018-09-19
Agreement Type
Contribution
Agreement Value
$70,980.00
Amendment Number
0
Coverage
The program will support projects which contribute to the effectiveness of public service management practices through the improvement, advancement, and promotion of public policy research, experimentation and engagement. | Le programme soutiendra des projets qui contribuent à l’efficacité des pratiques de gestion de la fonction publique par l’amélioration, l’avancement et la promotion de la recherche sur les politiques du secteur public, de l’expérimentation et de la participation.
Description
The contribution to Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs in collaboration with the National Claims Research Directors and the Indigenous Bar Association is a project to assess the impacts of Bill C-58 on First Nations. This project represents an initial step towards addressing information needs and challenges in relation to First Nations’ claims, by undertaking research and analysis, and beginning a substantive dialogue between the First Nations and Canada regarding reforms to the access to information processes. This will contribute to knowledge of the emerging public service policy of Indigenous access to information issues, along with improving public sector research and management by including the perspectives of Indigenous stakeholder groups.
The Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs in collaboration with the National Claims Research Directors and the Indigenous Bar Association will conduct an online national survey of selected First Nation community of researchers and policy staff, a legal review of Bill C-58, and produce and publish on the applicant's website a discussion paper of the results of the survey and review, to raise awareness of the findings to various stakeholders.
Description (French)
La contribution à la Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs, en collaboration avec les directeurs nationaux de la recherche sur les revendications et l’Association des avocats autochtones, est un projet visant à évaluer les répercussions du projet de loi C-58 sur les Premières Nations. Ce projet représente une première étape en vue de répondre aux besoins et de relever les défis liés à l’information quant aux revendications des Premières Nations, en entreprenant des recherches et des analyses, ainsi qu’en amorçant un dialogue de fond entre les Premières Nations et le Canada concernant les réformes des processus d’accès à l’information. Le projet contribuera à mieux faire connaître le nouvel enjeu de politique de la fonction publique concernant l’accès des Autochtones à l’information, tout en améliorant la recherche et la gestion dans le secteur public en tenant compte des points de vue des groupes d’intervenants autochtones.
La Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs, en collaboration avec les directeurs nationaux de la recherche sur les revendications et l’Association des avocats autochtones, mènera un sondage national en ligne auprès de chercheurs et d’employés responsables des politiques des Premières Nations, procédera à un examen juridique du projet de loi C-58 et publiera sur son site Web un document de travail sur les résultats du sondage et de l’examen afin de sensibiliser divers intervenants aux conclusions.
Organization Code
tbs-sct
Organization
Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat | Secrétariat du Conseil du Trésor du Canada
Program Name
Research and Policy Initiatives Assistance Program
Program Name (French)
Bureau du Programme de soutien d’initiatives stratégiques et de recherche
Program Purpose
The overall objective of the program is to support projects which contribute to the effectiveness of public service management practices through the improvement, advancement, and promotion of public policy research, experimentation and engagement.
Program Purpose (French)
L’objectif général du programme consiste à soutenir des projets qui contribuent à l’efficacité des pratiques de gestion de la fonction publique grâce à l’amélioration, à l’avancement ainsi qu’à la promotion de la recherche sur les politiques gouvernementales, de l’innovation, de l’expérimentation et de la participation.
Recipient City
Vancouver
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Legal Name
Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs
Recipient Operating Name
Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs
Recipient Postal Code
V6A 2T2
Recipient Province or Territory
BC
Recipient Type
A
Reference Number
GC-2018-2019-Q2-00001