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Public Interest Versus Indigenous Confidence: Indigenous Engagement, Consultation, and 'Consideration' in the Impact Assessment Act
Article scientifique

2020 - English - Practical

Public Interest Versus Indigenous Confidence: …

David V. Wright

CLIP | Consultation | Gouvernance autochtone | Industrie | Engagement des communautés | Évaluation environnementale

Public Interest Versus Indigenous Confidence: Indigenous Engagement, Consultation, and 'Consideration' in the Impact Assessment Act

This paper examines Canada’s 2019 Impact Assessment Act and its relation to the engagement and consultation with Indigenous communities.

Can Indigenous Community-Based Monitoring Act as a Tool for Sustainable Self-Determination?
Article scientifique

2020 - English - Practical

Can Indigenous Community-Based Monitoring Act …

David C. Natcher, Graeme Reed, Nicolas D. Brunet

Gouvernance autochtone | Industrie | Autodétermination | Engagement des communautés | Monitorage

Can Indigenous Community-Based Monitoring Act as a Tool for Sustainable Self-Determination?

This paper examines the implications of Indigenous community-based monitoring (ICBM) for Indigenous governance in resource extractive regions. The authors conclude by offering recommendations for the implementation of a sustainable self-determination lens for ICBM.

A Review of Indigenous Knowledge and Participation in Environmental Monitoring
Article scientifique

2020 - English - Practical

A Review of Indigenous Knowledge and Participa…

Kim-Ly Thompson, Natalie Ban, Trevor C. Lantz

Gouvernance autochtone | Prise de décision informée | Durabilité | Engagement des communautés | Monitorage | Savoirs traditionnels

A Review of Indigenous Knowledge and Participation in Environmental Monitoring

This paper provides a critical review of how Indigenous peoples have been engaged in environmental monitoring processes. This paper also addresses how Indigenous peoples' participation influences monitoring outcomes, and how Indigenous knowledge and scientific knowledge is used in practice.

Indigenous Knowledge and Federal Environmental Assessments in Canada: Applying Past Lessons to the 2019 Impact Assessment Act
Article scientifique

2020 - English - Practical

Indigenous Knowledge and Federal Environmental…

Anna Johnston, Cameron Owens, Chris T et al.

Droits et cadres légaux | Gouvernance autochtone | Industrie | Évaluation environnementale | Prise de décision | Responsabilité sociale des entreprises | Savoirs traditionnels

Indigenous Knowledge and Federal Environmental Assessments in Canada: Applying Past Lessons to the 2019 Impact Assessment Act

This paper evaluates the ability of Canadian environmental assessment processes to meaningfully engage Indigenous knowledge. This paper also offers recommendations towards rebuilding relationships between these processes in order to improve the recognition of Indigenous rights.

The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-Driven Approaches to Implementing Free, Prior and Informed Consent: Lessons from Two Canadian Cases
Article scientifique

2020 - English - Practical

The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-Dri…

Martin Papillon, Thierry Rodon

CLIP | Gouvernance autochtone | Prise de décision informée | UNDRIP | Engagement des communautés | Prise de décision

The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-Driven Approaches to Implementing Free, Prior and Informed Consent: Lessons from Two Canadian Cases

This paper addresses two case studies, a mining policy identified in the Cree Nation of James Bay and a community-driven impact assessment process identified by the Squamish Nation. The paper aims to articulate Indigenous-driven mechanisms and how these can transform how FPIC is implemented in practice.

Indigenous Laws and Governance in Indigenous Self-Developed FPIC Protocols
Rapport

2020 - English - Practical

Indigenous Laws and Governance in Indigenous S…

Sheryl Lightfoot

CLIP | Consultation | Gouvernance autochtone | Industrie | Autodétermination | Droit international | Engagement des communautés

Indigenous Laws and Governance in Indigenous Self-Developed FPIC Protocols

This paper investigates a series of case studies on Indigenous self-developed FPIC principles and guidelines. This paper also highlights how these principles relate to the inclusion of women and youth in decision making processes, and what actions Indigenous peoples may take to ensure a community approach to resource development issues.

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