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Title: National Connecting Aboriginal Canadian


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National Connecting Aboriginal Canadian 2003
Forum Planning Draft Objectives, Outline, Ideas
and Options
September 16th, 2002
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Forum Objectives
  • Share federal, provincial and territorial
    government applications pilot results, aboriginal
    community best practices and new connectivity
    program developments
  • Increase aboriginal connectivity benefits
    awareness among community leaders and government
    officials
  • Maintain Aboriginal connectivity momentum and
    strengthen message that all stakeholders must
    work together
  • Demonstrate that it must be community driven
  • An opportunity or point in time to monitor
    progress from last years forum
  • Share with the world Canadas progress on
    Aboriginal connectivity, pilots and the digital
    divide

3
Lessons Learned From Last Years Forum
  • Positive reviews/interest (as reported in Survey)
  • Inter-departmental and national aboriginal
    stakeholder planning process really paid off
  • wide ranging number of connectivity issues
  • pan-aboriginal and inter-jurisdictional balance
  • Community best practice presentations from across
    Canada
  • Excellent mechanism for final plenary session and
    collaborative report
  • Multi-stakeholder report increases credibility,
    demonstrates the importance of consultation, and
    is being circulated widely to senior DMs and FPTA
  • Improvements
  • - put monitors at head desk
  • - signing-up Ministers, DMs, ADMs
  • - aboriginal connectivity trade show
  • - lack of networking time
  • - others

4
Key Themes to be explored/discussed
  • Infrastructure
  • E-Skills training and community capacity
  • Aboriginal digital content development
  • On-line Economic Development Opportunities
  • On-line social development opportunities
  • E-democracy, e-government and e-citizen engagement
  • Indigenous Communities of the Americas

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Key Themes (I. Infrastructure) Lead/Champions
INAC, IC
  • Panelist/Presenters
  • National Broadband, CAP, Schoolnet
  • Provincial B.C broadband example
  • National Aboriginal Organization Connectivity
  • Rural/Urban Community Example

Workshop and Panel Report
  • Is there a digital divide (quantity and quality),
    improving?
  • The importance of fed/prov partnerships
  • What can be done to improve the situation

Other concepts/players
  • CRTC role, who chairs, can we get IC ADM
  • Community and private sector partnership
    booths/sessions
  • Ministers for final reportage on Connectivity

6
Key Themes (II. Aboriginal E-Skills) Lead/Champio
n(s) HRDC / INAC
  • Panelist/Presenters
  • National HRDC/aro, Schoolnet
  • Provincial BC and Ottawa Friendship Centres
  • National Aboriginal Organization
  • Rural/Urban Community

Workshop and Panel Report
  • Are the AHRDas the group to do this
  • Do we need a national Aboriginal Community
    Internet Mentor Program
  • What is the public, private sector and community
    role

Other concepts/players
  • private sector booths/sessions (Aboriginal and
    non-aboriginal IT skills)
  • Ministers for final reportage on Aboriginal
    e-skills
  • Program, project and pilot announcements

7
Key Themes (III. Digital Content
Development) Lead/Champion(s) PCH / INAC
  • Panelist/Presenters
  • National Culture On-line, Museums, Aboriginal
    Canada Portal
  • Provincial New Brunswick Heritage
  • Remote/Remote Community
  • Aboriginal Organization

Workshops and Panel Report
  • Are aboriginal communities on-line
  • Geographic/interest communities
  • Balancing Public Community Digital Content
  • Can we increase awareness

Other concepts/players
  • Would Laurier LaPierre chair
  • Project and/or program announcements
  • Ministers/DM for final reportage

8
Key Themes (IV. On-line economic development
applications) Lead/Champion(s) ICabc / INAC
  • Panelist/Presenters
  • National E-commerce, Virtual Aboriginal Trade
    Show,
  • On-line Natural Resource Investment Promotion
  • Provincial
  • E-Commerce Business and Community
  • Aboriginal Organizations

Workshop and Panel Report
  • Are there international marketing opportunities
  • Are aboriginal communities and companies
    internet/e-commerce ready

Other concepts/players
  • Official launch of VATS (video conference with
    DFAIT/posts)
  • private sector booths/sessions on e-commerce
  • Program/project announcements
  • Ministers/DM for final reportage

9
Key Themes (V. On-line Social Development
Applications) Lead/Champion(s) Health / HRDC /
INAC
  • Panelist/Presenters
  • National Health Canada e-health, HRDC
    E-learning, Justice Sol Gen
  • Provincial Saskatchewan, Alberta
  • National Aboriginal Organization
  • Rural/Urban Community

Workshop and Panel Report
  • Impediments to rolling out e-health and
    e-learning
  • Bandwidth needs
  • What can be done to improve the situation

Other concepts/players
  • Announcing aboriginal e-learning pilots
  • Results of e-health pilotsp
  • private sector booths/sessions
  • Ministers/DM for final reportage

10
Key Themes (VI. E-Citizen and E-Government) Champ
ion/Lead(s) PCO and INAC
  • Panelist/Presenters
  • International London School of Economics,
    Citizen engagement, E-Government
  • National GoC e-government, TB GOL, Elections
    Canada, ACP
  • Provincial
  • National Aboriginal Organization
  • Rural/Urban Community

Workshop and Panel Report
  • Does the democratic process of the future require
    equitable Internet access
  • Are partnerships an essential element to
    e-government portals

Other concepts/players
  • Who chairs
  • How do these results feed into national and
    international policymaking
  • Linkages / focus-test with Aboriginal Canada
    Portal
  • Ministers/DM for final reportage

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Key Themes (VII. Connecting Indigenous
Communities of the Americas) Lead/Champion(s)
DFAIT, CIDA and INAC
  • Panelist/Presenters
  • International Organizations OAS, World Bank
    Indigenous Gateway
  • Other Countries Bolivia, USA, Mexico
  • National CIDA, DFAIT
  • National Aboriginal Organization

Workshop and Panel Report
  • Are there opportunities for connecting Indigenous
    communities
  • Would a twinning program help
  • Opportunities for traditional/non-traditional
    information sharing

Other concepts/players
  • Who chairs
  • Can the results feed into OAS
  • DM/Ministers for final reportage

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Forum Format, Timing and Location
  • Format
  • Sequential One issue/Theme at a a time
  • Pros nobody misses an item, easier to
    attract/schedule presenters,
  • presenters can more fully
    participate
  • - Cons 7 themes final reportage would
    requires 4 days
  • Concurrent Two issues per session
  • Pros 7 themes and final reportage would take 2
    days
  • Do we have workshops again, keep it inter-active
  • Do we have a final reportage reporting session
    with Leaders/Ministers
  • National Aboriginal organizations and community
    best practices session
  • Workshops one overarching, or one for each
    session/theme , facilitators

Location
  • Ottawa Convenient for Federal and Organizations
  • February FPTA event in Toronto / easier to
    attract provinces
  • Other

Other
  • Do we web-cast
  • Do do another collaborative report
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