From Concept to Design: The FNHIC-BC Phase 3 Engagement Report

Scope of Engagement The intention of the Stakeholder Spectrum is to develop a fulsome understanding of the FNHIC engagement audiences in order to better tailor the messages, expand the scope of engagement, retrieve the right feedback, improve analysis of the feedback, build relationships, understand the diversity of the information and sources and truly bring First Nations’ concerns, needs and wants to the decision-making table.

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From Concept to Design: The FNHIC-BC Phase 3 Engagement Report

Published on Jul 12, 2021

FNHIC-BC

In 2020-21 the First Nations Housing and Infrastructure Council of BC (FNHIC-BC) managed the most comprehensive research project ever conducted into what First Nations people are saying about housing and infrastructure in BC First Nations. In "From Concept to Design” FNHIC-BC reports on how BC First Nations people envision transferring authority from the federal government and building their own housing and infrastructure delivery system. As part of the movement towards self-government, First Nations are working towards taking control of their own public service. In the housing and infrastructure field that means First Nations working together and making Indigenous knowledge-based decisions that will result in transformative legal and social change. Building a new system that provides a central advocacy voice and empowers First Nations to deliver housing and infrastructure in a way the meets the needs of their people is reconciliation in action.