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Title:
MNC Emergency Management Capacity Building
Agreement Number:
23787
Agreement Value:
$200,000.00
Agreement Date:
Dec 14, 2023 - Mar 31, 2025
Description:
This project facilitated by the Métis National Council Secretariat Inc. (MNC) will include the development of several training sessions designed to build emergency management capacity amongst the four Métis Governing Members (GM). Training composition will be tailored to meet the specific needs of each GM. The MNC aims to engage with GMs for the co-development of a Métis National Emergency Management Strategy.
Organization:
Public Safety Canada
Expected Results:

The expected outcomes are to develop several targeted training courses for Métis emergency managers, to develop MNC capacity for participation in and organization of the EMPBM WG, enhance Métis emergency management collaboration between Métis emergency managers and their respective municipal and provincial emergency management agencies, support the continued engagement and co-development of EM priorities and strategies between the Métis Nation and Canada, enable reciprocal and perpetual EM capacity and capabilities for Métis communities by Métis communities with residual benefits for all Canadians and co-develop long term sustainable EM strategies and priorities between the MNC and Canada.

Location:
Ottawa, Ontario, CA K2P 2K3
Reference Number:
088-2023-2024-Q3-00081
Agreement Type:
Contribution
Report Type:
Grants and Contributions
Recipient Type:
Indigenous recipients
Additional Information:

File Number: 5003-23787

Recipient's Operating Name:
Métis National Council Secretariat Inc.
Recipient's Legal Name:
Métis National Council Secretariat Inc.
Federal Riding Name:
Ottawa-Centre
Federal Riding Number:
35075
Program:
(PDCP) Policy Development Contribution Program
Program Purpose:

Public Safety Canada's Policy Development Contribution Program (PDCP) supports strategic projects undertaken by the Department's stakeholders that contribute to policy making and improved service delivery, in the areas of public safety and emergency management.