CCP HANDBOOK Comprehensive Community Planning for First Nations in British Columbia

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The First Nations of British Columbia have rich and varied cultures, histories and traditions. They are becoming increasingly involved in comprehensive community planning as a way of embracing change and planning a better future for their communities.

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. Many First Nations communities across Canada are already engaged in planning and are experiencing great success...

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Indigenous Services Canada. "CCP HANDBOOK: Comprehensive Community Planning for First Nations." 2018. 4th ed. Handbook. 

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