The Path Forward Clause Samples
The Path Forward. To understand how we think such holistic tool can be constructed, we provide an example. One of the sites we are interested in studying is the United Downs Deep Geothermal Power Project (UDDGPP) in Cornwall, managed by Gel (S4CE consortium partner). An LCA analysis has already been carried out for this site by UCL, as described in task 5.
The Path Forward. Through this MOU the parties strive to:
1. Address the housing needs of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous households living in urban, rural, and northern communities.
2. Make homelessness a rare, brief, and one-time experience
3. Support improved health and wellbeing of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people through safe, stable, and culturally appropriate housing programs and services.
4. Ensure the housing strategies are active and support the right to housing, inclusivity, reconciliation, self – determination, equity, flexibility, and sustainability, as well as collaboration.
5. Work together to advocate for sustainable government funding. The Intention of this agreement is to ensure (enhance) open and transparent communication and the mutual sharing of programs, data, and policy information, to collaborate on housing related initiatives that support and advance the interest and well- being of the people we serve in northern Ontario. This understanding will help support the strengthening of capacity and improve collaboration efforts when addressing gaps, roles, and responsibilities, and ensuring the integration of services is achieved using a diverse lens and embraces a culture-based Indigenous housing model. To collaborate and support the advancement of the Federal / Provincial and Municipal Governments commitment to reconciliation.