A tri-partite Agreement with a clearly defined Mandate. It is overseen by the Policy Committee andVancouver Agreement • November 1st, 2001
administered by the Management Committee with support from the Technical Committeeand the Vancouver Agreement Secretariate which is comprised of the Executive Coordinator and the Coordination Unit.
VANCOUVER AGREEMENT FUNDS CONSTRUCTION OF THE CHINATOWN MILLENNIUM GATE A GATE OVER PENDER, THE GATEWAY TO THE SILK ROADVancouver Agreement • February 16th, 2001
VANCOUVER — A traditional Chinese Gate over Pender Street will soon welcome visitors to Vancouver’s Chinatown. The construction of a traditional gate at the entrance to historic Chinatown was announced today by Secretary of State Hedy Fry (Multiculturalism) (Status of Women), Minister of Community Develop- ment, Cooperatives and Volunteers Jenny Kwan, Vancouver City Mayor Philip Owen, and Mr. Tong Yuet, President of the Vancouver Chinatown Millennium Gate Society.
AN URBAN DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTVancouver Agreement • September 26th, 2022
represented by the Secretary of State for Western Economic Diversification and by the Secretary of State for Multiculturalism and the Status of Women, Canada (herein referred to as "Canada"),
The Vancouver AgreementVancouver Agreement • March 2nd, 2009
THE VANCOUVER AGREEMENT • An urban development initiative of the governments of Canada, British Columbia and Vancouver• Promotes innovative and creative partnerships
The governments of Canada, Province of British Columbia and City of Vancouver established the Vancouver Agreement in 2000 as a basis for working together to improve conditions for low income people in Vancouver. The focus was on the inner city...Vancouver Agreement • July 5th, 2010
This case study examines the structure of the Agreement and what it accomplished. It illustrates a consortium among three levels of government, each with some jurisdictional responsibility to address the problems of a distressed neighbourhood.
VANCOUVER AGREEMENT INTEGRATED STRATEGIC PLANVancouver Agreement • May 28th, 2003
VISIONThe City of Vancouver is a healthy, safe and sustainable place to live and work for all residents FIRST FOCUSMake the Downtown Eastside a vibrant place where people, business and the community thrive together GOALS• To increase economic development in the DTES• To improve health of DTES residents• To increase public safety in the DTES OUTCOMES✓ Increased economic activity in the DTES✓ Improved living conditions in the DTES✓ Decreased preventable deaths, injuries and illnesses in the DTES✓ Increased community cohesion in the DTES INITIAL STRATEGIES1. Revitalize the Hastings Corridor2. Dismantle the open drug scene3. Turn problem hotels into contributory hotels4. Make the community safer and healthier for the most vulnerable PRIORITY ACTIONS #1. Revitalize the Hastings Corridor #2. Dismantle the open drug scene #3. Turn problem hotels intocontributory hotels #4. Make the community safer andhealthier for the most vulnerable • Redevelop Woodwards/adjacent areas• Create one stop
