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Indigenous Funding Framework
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2022-01-14 · Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee · deferred
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The Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee: 1. Deferred consideration of the Item until the March 8, 2022 meeting of the Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee.
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The Executive Director, Native Child and Family Services of Toronto and Member, Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee, will give a presentation on the Indigenous Funding Framework. Social Development and Finance Administration is working with Indigenous leaders to develop a Funding Framework to allocate funding to Indigenous organizations and groups. The development of the funding framework builds on earlier work to decolonize granting, including amending the Toronto Grants Policy.
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When complete in 2022, the Funding Framework will both increase the amount of funding allocated to Indigenous organizations and recognize the importance of self-determination in the use of funding. This presentation aims to update the Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee and garner their comments.
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