Tripartite Framework AgreementTripartite Framework Agreement • October 18th, 2007
Tripartite Framework Agreement signed in July 2006 between the Government of Canada, the First Nations Education Steering Committee, and the Province of British Columbia (BC) which establishes a process of transferring authority over First Nation education to First Nation peoples.
PRIMER: Tripartite Framework Agreement on Nature Conservation (‘Nature Agreement’)Tripartite Framework Agreement • September 19th, 2023
Advancing nature conservation and stewardship in Canada requires enhanced collaboration and mutually agreed upon actions and commitments to achieve shared priorities and goals. Nature Agreements1 are a mechanism to advance these conservation and stewardship goals with interested provinces and territories, with full participation of Indigenous Peoples2. Indigenous- led conservation plays a central role in implementation of these agreements.
TRIPARTITE FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ON NATURE CONSERVATIONTripartite Framework Agreement • November 6th, 2023
Tripartite Framework Agreement on First Nation Health Governance Sub-Agreement SummaryTripartite Framework Agreement • May 17th, 2013
Post-Transfer Environment After October 1, 2013, the federal transfer of resources and responsibilities to the First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) will be complete. This is a milestone in the ongoing evolution of the health partnership between First Nations and federal and provincial governments in BC. Features of this important milestone include:- Health Canada will no longer be responsible for the design, management or delivery of federally-funded health programs or services for First Nations in BC; these roles will be assumed by the FNHA. Over time, the FNHA will redesign the current First Nations and Inuit Health Branch FNIHB programs, informed by engagement with BC First Nations. - The regional office in BC will no longer have a FNIHB portion. However, HECSB, HPFB, and related departmental corporate support functions will continue in that regional office. - All community contribution agreements currently managed through the BC FNIHB regional office will be transitioned to the
