Dehcho Mackenzie Gas Project Impact Fund (MGPIF) Phase 2- Five Month Progress Report.

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Dehcho Mackenzie Gas Project Impact Fund (MGPIF) Phase 2- Five Month Progress Report

About the MGPIF Intent of MGPIF – mitigate negative social, cultural and economic impacts of MGP. Funds available only if the MGP proceeds. Separate funding for three phased planning process. Phase One - an environmental scan Phase Two - action plan Phase Three - set up regional organization

Phase 2-MGPIF Steering Committee 6 community members who are well-respected, experienced leaders. Involves GNWT and Dehcho H&SS. Good mix of large and small community, youth and elder representatives. Committee supported by planning team.

Phase 2- Activities Research Summary of impacts, mitigations and commitments Project Descriptions 12 projects to address gaps in impact mitigation Community Conversations 250 leaders, frontline workers, youth/ students, general public participated in 10 communities Fieldworkers hired for three communities. Committee members attended community meetings Second round of community conversations scheduled

Priority AreasFirst Year Budget Average Annual Budget Five Year Budget Population, Employment, Education $3,352,500$4,740,795$22,337,335 Community Wellness & Personal Safety $17,570,000$3,340,000$31,030,000 Culture and Language$462,500$775,000$3,587,500 Housing and Community Social Infrastructure $32,312,500$3,775,000$47,497,500 Monitoring$110,000 $550,000 $53,345,000$11,965,795$101,404,835 Dehcho Investment Plan Budget Summary

Action Plan Summary 12 proposed projects $53.4 million budgeted for first year $101.4 million budgeted over first five years $6 million budgeted annually for community-based activities $5 million budgeted annually for ‘top-up’ to existing program/service funding

Action Plan Summary Employment 48 new positions - 41 community positions in wellness, language coordination, youth, policing and food sharing/life skills, and 7 coordinator/ mentorship positions Regional Organization Implications $12-$14 million average annual cost of fund administration and reporting leadership required for four projects (Infrastructure, Social Development, Monitoring and Housing)

Draft Budget for Employment, Training, and Education Projects Draft ProjectsFirst Year Budget Average Annual Budget Five Year Budget Engaging Youth in the Community $925,000$1,700,000$7,750,000 Safe, Stimulating Day Care $1,127,500$1,235,795$6,217,335 Daht’o Food Sharing and Life Skills $905,000$1,330,000$6,050,000 Secondary School Life Skills and Post- Secondary Financial Supports Education $395,000$475,000$2,320,000 $3,352,500$4,740,795$22,337,335

Proposed Employment, Training and Education Projects Engaging Youth in the Community - Partnership initiative available to every community to engage youth in meaningful ways in their families and communities. - Investment in youth coordination, youth workers, youth mentorships, community and regional activities. - Suggested project leadership - DFN with Elders Council

Proposed Employment, Training and Education Projects con’t Safe Stimulating Day Care - Partnership initiative available to every community to meet the needs of parents for safe day care in a stimulating, culturally relevant environment.  - Investment in more day care spaces, operator and child care worker training, and day care innovations  - Suggested shared project leadership between f GNWT ECE Early Childhood and DFN

Proposed Employment, Training and Education Projects con’t Food Sharing and Life Skills - Partnership initiative available to every community to build on community strengths to provide nutritious food and life skills to low income earners and others in need. - Investment in food sharing and life skills start-up, administration and delivery supports. - Suggested project leadership among the three Friendship Centres in the Dehcho.

Proposed Employment, Training and Education Projects con’t Secondary School Life Skills and Post Secondary Financial Supports - Partnership initiative available to students to improve education and life successes. - Investment in career counselling, life skills design and delivery, and post secondary student support. - Suggested shared project leadership between the Dehcho Divisional Education Council and DFN

Draft Budget for Community Wellness and Personal Safety Projects Draft ProjectsFirst Year Budget Average Annual Budget Five Year Budget Dehcho Wellness Program $1,345,000$1,535,000$7,510,000 Safe Shelter$335,000 $1,700,000 Dehcho Community Policing $790,000$1,395,000$6,395,000 Dehcho Social Development Fund $15,100,000$75,000$15,425,000 $17,570,000$3,340,000$31,030,000

Proposed Community Wellness and Personal Safety Projects Dehcho Wellness Program - Partnership initiative available to communities to strengthen and expand existing wellness services (e.g. supports for addictions, healing, families) - Investment in regional network, coordination, more wellness workers, community wellness activities and community interagency support. - Suggested project leadership is the Dehcho Health and Social Services Authority

Proposed Community Wellness and Public Safety Projects con’t Safe Shelter - Partnership initiative available to communities and victims of family violence and abuse to ensure their personal safety. - Investment in community safe home recruitment, training and services. - Suggested leadership is the Dehcho Health and Social Services Authority.

Proposed Community Wellness and Public Safety Projects con’t Dehcho Community Policing Program - Available primarily to communities without RCMP detachments to strengthen public safety and personal security. - Investment in policing options (COP, Elder Watch), training, awareness and supplementary local policing. - Suggested project leadership shared by the GNWT Justice with RCMP and MGP proponents

Proposed Community Wellness and Public Safety Projects con’t Dehcho Social Development Fund - Partnership initiative available to communities to provide sustainable ‘bridge’ funding and address emergency and extraordinary costs associated with social programs and services. -Investment in extraordinary costs of community social and cultural programs including inadequate funding for core, administration and project delivery. -Suggested project leadership is the Dehcho regional organization.

Draft Budget for the Culture and Language Project Draft ProjectsFirst Year Budget Average Annual Budget Five Year Budget Community Language & Cultural Development $462,500$775,000$3,587,500

Proposed Culture and Language Project Stimulating Dene Language and Cultural Development - Partnership initiative available to communities to strengthen Dene language use and development and cultural practices in Dehcho communities. - Investment in community language coordinators, regional activities (festivals, games, spiritual gatherings), community and land based culture and language activities, coordination and resource centre. - Suggested shared project leadership between the Dehcho Languages Working Group and Dehcho First Nations.

Draft Budget for Housing and Community Social Program Infrastructure Projects Draft ProjectsFirst Year Budget Average Annual Budget Five Year Budget Sustainable Social Partnership Infrastructure Fund $30,100,000$75,000$30,425,000 Housing Assistance$1,750,000$2,925,000$13,475,000 $32,312,500$3,775,000$47,497,500

Proposed Housing and Community Social Program Infrastructure Projects Sustainable Social Partnership Infrastructure Fund - A partnership initiative to enhance physical infrastructure to support the delivery of community recreation, leisure, wellness, safety, and cultural programs. - Partner with others to make capital contributions to recreation, leisure, wellness, safety, and cultural infrastructure Investments to ‘top-up’ and attract new funds for housing for staff providing these services. - Suggested project leadership is the Dehcho regional organization.

Proposed Housing and Community Social Program Infrastructure Projects con’t Housing Assistance - Partnership initiative available to communities to assist Dehcho residents in need to secure and maintain adequate, suitable and affordable shelter. - Investment in ‘topping up’ existing home ownership and repair programs; pilot program innovation; and training. Suggested project leadership is the Dehcho regional organization.

Draft Budget for the Monitoring Project Draft ProjectsFirst Year Budget Average Annual Budget Five Year Budget Monitoring$110,000 $550,000

Proposed Monitoring Project Monitoring - Investment to enable communities to meet, share information and provide feedback for addressing social, cultural, and economic conditions affected by the MGP. - Suggested project leadership is the Dehcho regional organization.