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Performance Measurement and Reporting in First NationsDeveloping an Effective Remedial Management Plan for First NationsIntroduction to Comprehensive Community Planning for First NationsStrategic Planning in First NationsValues & Ethics in the Aboriginal Workplace2009 / 2010 Workshop ScheduleHost a Workshop in your CommunityRegistration Form for all Workshop Free Workshops on Reporting on Tangible Capital AssetsCapacity Development Workshops
Performance Measurement and Reporting in First Nations - 2 Day Workshop
This workshop is the first to be offered in Canada that tackles the issue of performance reporting in First Nations. The focus is on reporting on performance to community members NOT funders.
Learning to manage and report on performance is a big step on the path to self-governance. Financial information is one aspect of performance, however financial statements only give part of the performance picture. There are many other equally if not more important aspects of performance like:
Have our goals been met compared to what was planned?
Do community members judge our performance to be satisfactory?
Are our values and culture reflected and supported by our programs and activities?
This workshop will introduce the Aboriginal Performance Wheel and take participants through the core principle of performance reporting in First Nation environments. Subjects covered include:
- What is performance reporting, and why it matters
- Dimensions of performance
- Reporting on performance – getting started
- Identifying the kinds of information to be reported
- Creating performance reports
- Using performance reports
Registration is limited to 25 participants. Register now! For more information call AFOA at 1-866-722-2362 ext. 117.
Click Here to Register, Download the form and fax it to AFOA at 613-722-3467.
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June 25 - 26, 2009 |
Calgary, AB |
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September 9 - 10, 2009 |
Winnipeg, MB |
Cancelled |
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October 5 - 6, 2009 |
Saskatoon, SK |
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October 28 - 29, 2009 |
Ottawa, ON |
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January 13 - 14, 2010 |
Vancouver, BC |
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Pre-Conference |
March 1 - 2, 2010 |
Ottawa, ON |
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Developing an Effective Remedial Management Plan in First Nations - 2 Day Workshop
This workshop will help staff acquire the knowledge and techniques needed to develop a Remedial Management Plan for their communities and in so doing help them achieve financial stability and accountability. With the support of case studies, issues examined include: What is a RMP? Understanding the RMP and its impact; Who does what and when in the RMP? How do you develop a RMP? Measuring and assessing performance of the RMP.
Workshop Agenda
Day 1
Morning
- Introductions, Expectations, Experiences
- RMP Overview:W5 (who, what, where, when, why)
- Basic Funding Structures
- 6 Reasons for Community debt increase
- Participants' Breakout Exercise
Afternoon
- 4 Defaults leading to INAC intervention
- 3 Levels of Intervention
- Co-management Considerations
- RMP Template
- Participants' Breakout Exercise
- Wrap Up Summary Day 1
Workshop Agenda
Day 2
Morning
- Building the RMP
- Council Considerations
- Participants' Breakout Exercise
- RMP Key Steps and Objectives
Afternoon
- Administering / Monitoring the RMP
- Communicating the RMP
- Participants' Breakout Exercise
- RMP Lessons Learned - Real Life
- Wrap Up RMP Workshop
Registration is limited to 25 participants. Register now! For more information call AFOA at 1-866-722-2362 ext. 117.
Click Here to Register, Download the form and fax it to AFOA at 613-722-3467.
Developing an Effective Remedial Management Plan for First Nations Date Location Flyer / More Information An Introduction to Comprehensive Community Planning in First Nations - 2 Day Workshop
Many communities throughout the country are undertaking Comprehensive Community Planning (CCP) in an effort to improve their economic base while asserting their independence and ownership of community resources. Comprehensive Community Planning is a holistic process that enables a community to build a roadmap to sustainability, self-sufficiency and improved governance capacity. It is a new approach to planning, where the process is steered by the community rather than a small group or committee. Planning is an important tool on the road to self-governance and building capacity in First Nations communities. Each community requires a unique approach to planning that can be adapted to their culture and traditions – it can help individual First Nations make a positive difference in addressing specific issues in their community.
Using best practices and case studies this workshop focuses on: history and evolution of CCP; exploring indigenous principles; and current models and insights from First Nations who have completed CCP.
Registration is limited to 25 participants. Register now! For more information call AFOA at 1-866-722-2362 ext. 117.
Click Here to Register, Download the form and fax it to AFOA at 613-722-3467.
Introduction to Comprehensive Community Planning for First Nations Date Location Flyer / More Information Strategic Planning in First Nations
Strategic planning is key to the success of every Aboriginal organization and community. Everything you wanted to know about strategic planning is covered in this 2 day workshop. How do you identify your strategic vision? How do you identify resources required and performance indicators? What is the process that is followed? How do you evaluate and report on your strategic plan? These and more issues will be explored in this workshops.
Registration is limited to 25 participants. Register now! For more information call AFOA at 1-866-722-2362 ext. 117.
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First Nation Strategic Planning Date Location Flyer / More Information Values & Ethics in the Aboriginal Workplace
This 2 day workshop will provide participants with a broad understanding of maintaining good values and ethics within the Aboriginal workplace. The workshop will examine business ethics and how they relate to Aboriginal traditions. Participants will learn the fundamentals of human resource management of human resource management and how to develop a code of ethics for you organization. How does the issue of ethics impact governance and accountability and the increasing number of community and economic development activities?
Registration is limited to 25 participants. Register now! For more information call AFOA at 1-866-722-2362 ext. 117.
Click Here to Register, Download the form and fax it to AFOA at 613-722-3467.
Ethics & Values in the Aboriginal Workplace Date Location Flyer / More Information 2009 - 2010 Workshop Schedule
Performance Measurement & Reporting in First Nations Developing an Effective Remedial Management Plan for First Nations Introduction to Comprehensive Community Planning for First Nation First Nation Strategic Planning Ethics & Values in the Aboriginal Workplace
Calgary, AB
Thunder Bay, ON
Vancouver, BC
Toronto, ON
Enoch, AB
Montreal, QC
[Rescheduled]
Enoch, AB
Ottawa, ON
Enoch, AB
Saskatoon, SK
Saskatoon, SK
Saskatoon, SK
[Cancelled]
Ottawa, ON
Enoch, AB
Ottawa, ON
Vancouver, BC
Winnipeg, MB
Ottawa, ON
Ottawa, ON