Common use of Inuit Tourism Strategies Clause in Contracts

Inuit Tourism Strategies. 4.2.1 In accordance with the IIBA Implementation Plan, the GN shall establish a fund for the development and implementation of Inuit Tourism Strategies. 4.2.2 In accordance with the IIBA Implementation Plan, GN shall complete or contract for the completion of an Inuit Tourism Strategy for each Park. 4.2.3 With the agreement of the NJPMC, a tourism strategy prepared prior to the development of an Inuit Tourism Strategy under this Article may be used, with appropriate modifications to ensure its compliance with subsection 4.2.8, as the Inuit Tourism Strategy required under this Article. 4.2.4 In the event of an agreement pursuant to subsection 4.2.3, monies allocated under this IIBA for the development of an Inuit Tourism Strategy for the relevant Park shall be used for implementation of the Strategy or similar purposes in the Affected Community. 4.2.5 Where agreed by the Parties, one Inuit Tourism Strategy may be developed for two or more Parks. 4.2.6 Inuit Tourism Strategies shall be developed with the Relevant CJPMC, the NJPMC and in consultation with local Inuit. 4.2.7 Inuit Tourism Strategies shall reflect Inuit goals and objectives for tourism and tourism-related business and career opportunities in the Affected Community. 4.2.8 Each Inuit Tourism Strategy shall: (a) review and consider any existing tourism strategies relevant to the Park; (b) describe existing resources within the Park, the Affected Community and the surrounding area that have the potential to attract tourists, using the Inventory of Resources prepared pursuant to section 14.4; (c) identify existing and potential tourism-related services in the Affected Community, and specific Inuit Tourism Providers with expressed interest in providing tourism-related services, including, without limitation, actual and potential guides, tour guides, park interpreters, providers of recreational and cultural experiences, outfitters, other equipment providers, transportation and accommodation services, artists and artisans; (d) include a detailed plan for how the resources and services identified in (b) and