Empowering First Nations Entrepreneurs is a program by OFNEDA, a Canadian economic development organization, providing guidance and support to Indigenous entrepreneurs. The initiative matches Indigenous partners with experienced volunteer advisors to enhance capacity-building and facilitate communit

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This article outlines guidelines for referring to Indigenous Peoples, emphasizing specificity and respect for preferred names and terms. It discusses the importance of capitalizing terms related to Indigenous Nations and cautions against using terms implying colonial possession. The use of terms lik

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Due to the high demand in this year\u2019s schedule, several popular destinations in Europe have no more available appointments until September this year. However, this doesn\u2019t mean that you should wait for those popular destinations as you can still apply and see if you get one for other Europ

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This project aims to build a seamless stream network, apply riparian zone delineation tools, and assess various environmental factors affecting stream ecosystems. The integration of data and analysis tools provides a comprehensive understanding of stream dynamics and habitat potential.

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Explore the journey of South Australia in recognizing and empowering Indigenous voices through various initiatives like the Aboriginal Representative Body Bill and the First Nations Voice Act. Witness the historical agreements and committees established to uphold the rights and representation of Fir

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Presented by Bram Lerat, Khrystyna Orobets, and Ronda Ziakris for the Assembly of First Nations, this presentation discusses tools available for First Nations education costing studies, including inclusive education and transportation cost models. The session covers key elements of cost studies and

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This document provides a detailed financial overview of the United Nations Development Programme's multi-country Western Pacific HIV, TB, and Malaria Program for the year 2022. It includes budget allocations, expenditures, grant information, sub-recipient performance, and reprogramming activities. T

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Delve into the concept of nationalism with Christoph Mick in the "Making of the Modern World" lecture series. From defining nations to discussing the importance of national character and heritage, explore how nationalism has shaped societies throughout history.

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Presentation highlights the latest updates on various conservation programs and fund allocations in Washington State. Includes details on ACEP-ALE signup, Riparian Buffer Fund Pool, Best Management Strategies, and Act Now Fund Pools for FY24, along with information on the Regional Conservation Partn

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Our mission is to bring Christ to the nations and the nations to the Church. With a focus on reaching the unreached, our unique ministry model equips local staff and volunteers to effectively communicate the Gospel in their context. Through culturally relevant programming such as radio and TV broadc

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Indigenous Services Canada plays a vital role in emergency management for First Nations communities through various programs and initiatives. These programs focus on strengthening resiliency, preparedness, response, and recovery in the face of hazards and emergencies. The department collaborates wit

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YESAA, the Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Act, was developed in collaboration with Yukon First Nations to ensure environmentally and socially responsible project assessments. The Act, passed in 2003, aims to protect environmental quality, heritage resources, and the well-being of

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The United Nations is actively involved in mine action efforts in Ukraine, where a large portion of territory has been affected by war and potential landmine contamination. The need for outcome-driven demining, risk management, and innovative solutions are highlighted to effectively address the dual

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The adoption of cashless policies can significantly impact credit allocation in developing nations by reducing risks, enhancing financial inclusion, combating crime, and speeding up transactions. This article explores the benefits and opportunities of leveraging cashless policies in the financial se

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The United Nations, established in 1945 with headquarters in New York City, is an international organization comprising 193 Member States. Guided by its founding Charter, the UN addresses various global challenges such as peace, climate change, human rights, and more. Through its bodies and committe

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The League of Nations, established after WWI, aimed to promote peace through collective security and cooperation among nations. It faced challenges due to limited powers and the attitudes of key member countries. Despite its intentions, the League ultimately struggled to prevent future conflicts.

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Channel modification projects aim to accelerate the recovery of stable, sustainable channel forms in dynamic balance with sediment, large wood, and flow regimes. Successful modifications lead to improved habitat quality, stability, and diversity, benefiting sediment transport and riparian zones. Phy

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The First Nations' attack on Fort Michilimackinac in 1763 was triggered by British actions that disrupted their way of life. The Ojibwe, Odawa, Potawatomi, Ottawas, and Hurons were involved in the attack, led by Chief Pontiac. Following the attack, the British did not rebuild the fort but establishe

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Using a green infrastructure approach, our organization is managing stormwater and nonpoint source pollution on the Tangipahoa and Tchefuncte Rivers in Southeast Louisiana. By conserving valuable natural areas and working with private landowners, we aim to create riparian buffers and enhance water q

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This paper presented by Dan Tarlock discusses the importance of effective trans-basin water management cooperation among riparian nations. It outlines the challenges, such as moving from formal to effective cooperation, and emphasizes the need for measurable benefits and a strong legal framework. In

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Sepulveda Basin Reserve: Bull Creek conducted a study focusing on riparian vegetation, with a special analysis of native vs. exotic species diversity. The research revealed challenges such as homeless populations affecting transecting efforts. Results indicated a significant impact of native species

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This project aims to assess the impact of climate-induced floods on agriculture in the Koshi basin of Terai, Nepal. By evaluating flood risk, economic costs, and different adaptation options, the study seeks to enhance resilience in the face of increasing flood occurrences catalyzed by climate chang

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The First Nations Elections Act (FNEA), developed between 2008 and 2011, addresses weaknesses in the Indian Act election system by offering an optional framework for First Nations governance. Key components include four-year terms, common election days, court appeals, defined offenses, and opting ou

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Riparian area management has evolved over the years with regulations addressing timber harvest impacts on fish habitat and water quality. Key aspects include protection standards, considerations of economic feasibility, and the importance of preserving fish habitat for sustainable ecosystem health.

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Lend your support to Orange Shirt Day as a tribute to First Nations children who suffered in residential schools. Learn about the resilient spirit of First Nations families and their rich cultural traditions.

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This guide provides information on various native salt-tolerant plant species available at Cornhill Nursery for enhancing riparian zones. It includes details on roses, fruiting shrubs like elderberry and red raspberries, shrubs such as witch hazel and wild raisin, deciduous trees like paper birch an

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The Invasive Plant Grant Program in Arizona is actively combating invasive plant species to prevent wildfires and preserve ecosystems. State funds are allocated for projects targeting species like Saltcedar and Buffelgrass. Grant criteria and projects in 2019 and 2020 reveal a focus on eradicating n

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Income Assistance Reform for First Nations aims to address the longstanding gaps in the current program, focusing on enhancing self-determination and support for thriving communities. The initiative involves a co-development process led by First Nations to make the program more responsive to their u

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This analysis provides insights into the financial status of the United Nations as of various dates in 2016, 2017, and 2018. It includes data on assessments, payments, outstanding dues, cash on hand, and the number of member states paying in full. Charts visualize the regular budget assessment statu

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Explore the study comparing optimized riparian buffer designs with fixed-width buffers in non-fish bearing streams of the Teanaway River watershed, focusing on maximizing thermal energy reductions with considerations for channel orientation and forest density. By utilizing NetMaps and thermal energy

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In this declaration, the author emphasizes the responsibility of First Nations as caretakers of their ancestral lands. It discusses the historical exclusion of First Peoples in the formation of Canada and calls for the recognition and preservation of Indigenous rights and sovereignty. The text highl

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Explore the concept of nationhood, the evolution of nationalism, and the intricate relationship between cultural and political identities. Delve into the emergence of nations, the definition of a nation, and the complexities of cultural nations. Uncover historical examples, such as the Polish-Lithua

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Following the aftermath of World War II, allied nations implemented various policies such as the formation of the United Nations, the Marshall Plan for Europe, and MacArthur's plan for Japan. Post-war Europe faced severe devastation, leading to the need for international peacekeeping efforts and eco

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Determining the ecological consequences of various scenarios is crucial for conservation efforts. The assessment focuses on changes in geomorphology, physico-chemical properties, fish populations, macroinvertebrates, and riparian vegetation. By evaluating scenarios based on ecological significance,

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Explore the intertwining threads of biblical prophecies, the significance of Jubilee cycles in Israel, and historical milestones, all illustrating God's divine plan for nations. From the ancient testimonies of Israel to modern-day reflections of Jubilee observances, witness the grand tapestry of God

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Explore the efforts of the ES407 Senior Seminar Working Group from Western Oregon University in Monmouth as they delve into river restoration strategies, watershed assessment, salmonid habitat restoration, fluvial hydrology, and more. Discover the historical framework shaping modern interventions an

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Understanding catchment hazards for water supplies is crucial for effective management. This report discusses E. coli values, turbidity concerns, fauna impact, and algal blooms. It also suggests measures to address these issues, such as riparian planting, stock management, and sediment control in ag

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Collective security is a crucial concept in international politics, aimed at maintaining peace and preventing aggression among nations. This system calls for joint action to counter threats to global peace, originating post-World War I with the League of Nations. Based on four key principles, nation

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The proposed buffer mitigation rules aim to address nutrient loading by adopting alternative measures to replace lost riparian buffers. The rules include options for location of mitigation, accounting for buffer and nutrient offset, and various optional methods like coastal headwater stream mitigati

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The study by Mebratu Alemu explores the distributional conflict among riparian countries over the Blue Nile River Basin, highlighting the challenges and implications for institutional change. Through analyzing property rights changes and investigating drivers behind conflicts and cooperation, the re

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