NetPositive works collaboratively to ensure local communities see long-term #sustainable positive outcomes from #extractive development. Project of @TidesCanada
#MMIWG Call for Justice 13.5: Social infrastructure must be expanded, service capacity built to meet anticipated needs of host communities before start of projects. This includes but isn't limited to ensuring adequate staffing & resourcing of policing, social & health services.
#MMIWG Call for Justice 13.5: We call upon resource extraction, development industries, govt's + service providers to anticipate & recognize increased demand on social infrastructure because of projects and ID mitigation measures as part of planning & approval #mining#oilandgas
#MMIWG Call for Justice 13.4 cont.: At a minimum, we support the call of Indigenous women and leaders for a public inquiry into the sexual violence and racism at hydroelectric projects in northern Manitoba. #resourcedevelopment#hydro
#MMIWG Call for Justice 13.4: We call upon fed/prov/terr governments to fund further inquiries/studies to better understand the relationship between resource extraction/development projects and violence against Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA people. #mining#oilandgas
#MMIWG Call for Justice 13.3: We call upon all parties involved in IBA negotiations to include provisions that address the impacts of projects on the safety and security of Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA people and to ensure they equitably benefit. #mining#oilandgas
#MMIWG Call for Justice 13.2: We call upon all bodies mandated to evaluate/approve/monitor development projects to complete gender-based socio-economic impact assessments on all projects. Project proposals must include plans to mitigate risks and impacts. #mining#oilandgas
#MMIWG Call for Justice 13.1: "We call upon all resource-extraction and development industries to consider the safety and security of Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA people, as well as their equitable benefit from development, at all stages " #mining#oilandgas
In the words of Marion Buller an “absolute paradigm shift is required” to dismantle the systems of colonialism, racism and misogyny that perpetuate and normalize violence against First Nations, Inuit and Métis women, girls and two-spirit persons #MMIWG
"The Canadian state was founded on colonial genocidal policies that are inextricably linked to Canada's contemporary relationship with Indigenous peoples" https://t.co/TOpz29CA3y
Learn about Indigenous Peoples and SDGs. Indigenous Peoples and their traditional knowledge and practices are essential to reaching the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals and to climate change mitigation, says the International Labour... https://t.co/rKQ50TBr7U
Local communities need to be treated as legitimate, equal partners in #extractive development. It's about more than just #CSR. Read more: https://t.co/Q3ZTBctQv7 #NetPositive
Momentum around an #extractive project tends to build as a company’s work in an area continues, making it more difficult to give communities a chance to be involved in #decision-making. Read more: https://t.co/Q3ZTBctQv7 #NetPositive
A clear shared vision and defined desired outcomes for #extractive#development increase the likelihood of sustained #positive outcomes for local communities. Read more: https://t.co/Q3ZTBctQv7 #NetPositive
Partnership in #extractive#development requires trust and building trust is not simple when there are complex histories and legacies between #communities, companies, and governments. Read more: https://t.co/Q3ZTBctQv7 #NetPositive
Local communities, government, and extractive companies are three legs of a stool: without one group securely and closely attached to the #extractive#development process, the stool won’t hold up. Each group must contribute. Read more: https://t.co/Q3ZTBctQv7 #NetPositive
What is the role of #mining companies in #reconciliation? Companies need to be asking communities what reconciliation means to them. Reflections from #CIM2018 and @lanaeagle2
Last week we were presenting at #CIM2018 on how companies should be planning for #mineclosure with #communities. Planning for closure starts at the beginning - companies need to work with local communities to support their #vision for the future. @CIMorg
To involve communities and build relationships, companies should ask "What can we make happen? How can we make this work?" Great simple questions from @lanaeagle2#CIM2018#Indigenous Day