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APERÇU
Le Carrefour du Programme autochtone de gestion des ressources aquatiques et océaniques (PAGRAO) est une plateforme hébergé par l’Association de gestion halieutique autochtone Mi’gmaq et Wolastoqey visant à promouvoir et à mettre en valeur l’expertise et les compétences scientifiques, techniques et consultatives au sein de ces organisations autochtones (appelées les agences du Programme autochtone de gestion des ressources aquatiques et océaniques) dans l’ensemble du Canada.
Les agences du PAGRAO s’efforcent de contribuer au développement et au soutien des ressources aquatiques et des capacités scientifiques dans les communautés autochtones membres. Nous sommes résolus à travailler avec les agences du PAGRAO pour promouvoir leurs services et leur expertise, et pour favoriser la collaboration et l’échange de pratiques exemplaires dans le réseau du PAGRAO. Pour en savoir plus sur les compétences et les services uniques de chaque agence du PAGRAO, veuillez consulter la page de chacune d’elle sur notre page Profils des agences du PAGRAO.
Saviez-vous qu’il existe 33 organisations de gestion des ressources aquatiques et océaniques dirigées par des Autochtones dans les provinces de l’Atlantique, le sud-est du Québec, la Colombie-Britannique et les Territoires du Nord-Ouest?
WHAT WILL YOU FIND
For partners, learn about each individual AAROM departments and their initiatives, receive guidance to help you partner or enter into agreements with AAROM departments and find other helpful links.
For AAROM departments, learn more about other AAROM departments and their initiatives, share resources, learn about best practices and find helpful links.
AAROM
The Aboriginal Aquatic Resource and Oceans Management (AAROM) program supports Indigenous groups as they develop, grow and maintain aquatic resource and oceans management departments that can provide fisheries, habitat, science, and oceans related services along a watershed and/or support participation in advisory and co-management processes and decision-making tied to aquatic resources and oceans management.
AAROM sought to directly support collaboration and increase scientific, technical and advisory capacity within Indigenous organizations to help facilitate the move towards greater co-management of aquatic resources and the ocean environment. AAROM is unique among Government of Canada Indigenous programming in that it provides core and relatively secure funding for science and technical activities. The AAROM program however only provides funding for a core platform, which means that accessing other sources of funding is important for AAROM departments in order to conduct studies, projects and activities related to aquatic resource and oceans management to meet the needs of their member communities.
The Aboriginal Aquatic Resource and Oceans Management (AAROM) program is a Fisheries and Oceans program that supports these AAROM departments build and maintain scientific and technical capacity in fisheries, aquatic resources, and oceans management.
HELPFUL LINKS
- World Intellectual Property Organization
- Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights and the Protection of Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Expressions in Canada
- Circle of Expertise – Indigenous and Public Engagement (Ethical Space)
- First Nation Information Governance Centre – OCAP
- Indigenous Training and Skills Development project – National Indigenous Fisheries Institute
- Indigenous procurement project – National Indigenous Fisheries Institute
- Indigenous Guardians Toolkit
