NUNAVUT ECONOMIC FORUM Presentation to the Nunavut Conference and Trade Show 2014 Nunavut Economic Forum.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
1 Mid-Term Review of The Illinois Commitment Assessment of Achievements, Challenges, and Stakeholder Opinions Illinois Board of Higher Education April.
Advertisements

IEC BC Forum in Prince George December 12, 2012 Heather Oland, CEO Initiatives Prince George Economic Development Corporation.
Land of Opportunity: Rural Depopulation and Potential Repopulation Strategies David Bruce, Director Rural and Small Town Programme Mount Allison University.
The Role of Local Government in Response to Population Ageing Emerging Messages from the Local Government Association’s Task and Finish Group.
Keith Phillips, Sr. Economist and Research Officer 2014 Mid-Year TX Economic Outlook: Strong Growth to Continue.
City of Fremantle, Economic Development Strategy Key Performance Indicators.
A Share in the Future – Indigenous Education Strategy
Growing our Future Connecting to Life A Project funded by the National VET e-learning Strategy.
A Knowledge Based Approach to Community Planning Dr. Patricia Byrnes Patrick Curry Arwiphawee Srithongrung.
Julie Skelton Alistair Shaw West Lothian Working Together.
A FIRST LOOK AT MACROECONOMICS
Esperance An Economic update. Major Industries (Esperance Ravensthorpe) A location quotient determine which sectors form the economic base of an area.
The Youth Employment Strategy Communicating the Strategy.
Working together Regional Forum on Employment & Skills Bay of Plenty.
Working together Regional Forum on Employment & Skills Taranaki.
Reform Experiences of Asian Pacific Countries: The Case of Canada Linda French A/Director General Labour Market Policy Human Resources and Skills Development.
Building a Competitive Midwest through Regional Collaboration Webinar Series, Part V Creating a Midwest Export Economy hosted by the Midwestern Legislative.
The London Economy Justine Lovatt - LCCI Economist 22 May 2003.
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce Canada’s Opportunities and Barriers for Success May 12, 2011 Toronto, Ontario Chris Gray Director, Innovation Policy
Tourism Security Seminar 5-6 April 2011 Ministry of Tourism Arts & Culture.
© Jerusalem Policy Forum Towards Economic Development in East Jerusalem Now A Strategic Approach by the Jerusalem Policy Forum.
The Economic Importance of the Coal Industry in B.C. and Canada Michelle Mondeville Director of Communications and Stakeholder Relations, Coal Association.
Welcome 1 Smart Planning for a Green Future Conference & Expo.
Socio-economic impact assessment. Socio-economic setting –Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut –affected parties included individuals, families, communities, Nunavut.
1. The Context: CHRA Taking Action Policy Advisory Committee – shift from a Research Committee in 2008 Key role - development of Policy Statements A 2008.
Reform and change in Australian VTE and implications for VTE research and researchers By Aurora Andruska 20 April 2006.
LOCAL ECONOMIC FORUM FOR EDINBURGH AND LOTHIAN. A Brief History…….. Established in 2000, one for each LEC area Charged with removing duplication in business.
Civic Forum [Region Name] [Date]. SET Purpose: Doing Better Together Guide the SET regional team in developing and implementing a High Quality Regional.
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT CANADA 1 The Government of Canada and the Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector: Moving Forward Together Presentation to Civil Society Excellence:
Integrated approaches to urban regeneration and the role of LSG and local community in the regeneration. James Devitt 9 May 2011.
CEO Report Board Meeting Leo Meeting
Greater Manchester Strategy Rebecca Heron and Rod Fawcett GM Integrated Support Team 12 April 2013.
14 – 24 Learning and Skills Strategy (24) KCC / YPLA Strategy & Funding Briefing 14 – 24 Learning and Skills Strategy Delivering Bold Steps A new.
Financial Women’s Association Survey Results January 2002 Padilla Speer Beardsley.
Building a Strong Regional Team Module Three. Reflecting on the Previous Session What was most useful from the previous session? What progress have you.
Headwaters Communities in Action Building A Better Quality of Life Together.
Ahead of the Curve Social and Economic Impacts of Changing Demographics.
//economic development commission The Central Okanagan Economy Opportunities and Challenges Presentation to Workforce Connects Forum February 27, 2007.
Nunavut Economic Developers Association Economic Development Professionals Introducing NEDA Northern Economic Development Practitioners Conference November.
Nunavut’s Construction Sector in the National Context Clarence Synard Vice President NCC Development Ltd.
Local Government in Australia during a global economic downturn Cr Geoff Lake President Australian Local Government Association.
VALUES WORKSHOP Anne Arundel County | April 26, 2010.
Sectoral Initiatives Program CHBANETAC October 24, 2013.
Seamus McAleavey. Poverty Income Figures 20% of Adult Population suffer income poverty c35,000 Income poverty less than 60% median income £100 per week.
Pine Hills Business Redevelopment Task Force Interim Report Board of County Commissioners August 31, 2010.
Greater Merseyside Learning Partnership Network Meeting 11 January 2005 Kirsty Evans, Director of Strategy and Finance.
Scholastic Inc.1 Navigating Waves of Change: Driving Academic Improvement Through Challenging Times Sam Howe November 2010.
Greentech South Launch Friday 2 nd October 2015 Anna Parry Greentech South Cluster Manager.
Chautauqua 20/20 A Comprehensive Plan for Chautauqua County Public Meeting #2 May 18 & 19, 2010 Dunkirk & Jamestown Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC.
The Hertfordshire Economy: John Gourd Chair – Hertfordshire LEP January 2012.
SDGs and the importance of labour market data & research
The Distribution of Recent Economic Gains: Some early observations Ben Dolman.
Thinking differently about housing solutions A life for the new generation A life that combines the best of home life and work life YNYER HOUSING NETWORK.
Northern Projects Management Office in Nunavut Nunavut Mining Symposium April 2012.
Work for Human Development Human Development Report 2015.
1 Older Citizens’ use of Scrutiny A workshop presentation by Sharon Brearley, Director Age Concern Salford Natalie Davies, Project manager LinkAge Plus,
Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation Harnessing the Digital Economy “Setting the Strategic Context” 9 December 2011 Malcolm Letts.
North Vancouver Recreation Commission Needs Assessment/Facility Plan Presentation to FONVCA.
Creative Economy Economic Analysis Tools Presentation to: AMO Economic Development Task Force Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Presented.
The NH Climate Action Plan and the need for Adaptation Sherry Godlewski NH Department of Environmental Services
Sectors Academy: Colorado’s Economic and Demographic Environment Alexandra Hall, Director Dee Funkhouser, Manager Labor Market Information Colorado Department.
1 First Nations Economic Development Readiness Questionnaire Presented By: Ontario First Nations Economic Developers Association and Ministry Of Economic.
Duvall Comprehensive Plan Update Economic Development Element
Employment Outlook for Ontario: Opportunities in the Resource Sector
Responsible Development
Envision Chaffee County Summary
A Share in the Future – Indigenous Education Strategy
Economic Outlook Lake County Chamber of Commerce William Strauss
Vanuatu economic outlook
Presentation transcript:

NUNAVUT ECONOMIC FORUM Presentation to the Nunavut Conference and Trade Show 2014 Nunavut Economic Forum

NEF Origins – prior to April – informal committee of officials – NTI, INAC and Interim Commissioner’s Office Idea grew from first Sivummut Conference held in Rankin Inlet 4 years earlier in 1994

NEF undertook first Nunavut Economic Outlook in it became stimulus for an Economic Development Strategy Second Sivummut Conference held in Rankin Inlet 2003 First Ten-Year Strategy unveiled in the summer of 2003 PROVIDED PURPOSE FOR THE NEF

UNIQUE IN CANADA By Early 2004 – incorporated Society Over 30 members – included NTI GN and GOC - Key Sector Organizations, Chambers of Commerce, Labour, Municipal Organizations and Other NGOs

NEF IS UNIQUE IN CANADA ! The NEF was charged with the task of Monitoring the implementation of the Nunavut Economic Development Strategy Also helped stimulate focus for economic stimulus programs like the federal initiative: Strategic Investments for Northern Economic Development – or SINED and GN’s SIP

SO HOW ARE WE DOING? NEF’s flagship product has been the Nunavut Economic Outlook Reports – six to date since The NEOs in effect have told us how we’re doing and what issues still lie ahead.

The Nunavut Economic Outlook Report gives us a periodic snap shot of how our economy is shaping up – and what the impacts are as a result.

UNDERSTANDING NUNAVUT’S DEMOGRAPHICS Nunavut’s population is young, is growing, and is ageing. All three of these demographic changes will have lasting consequences for the territory.

FERTILITY RATES  Nunavut’s high population growth is a function of its fertility rates and the number of Nunavummiut between the ages 15 and 29  For the past 15 years though, fertility rates have changed very little

IMPLICATIONS OF POPULATION GROWTH  Realistic projections range from ~10,000 to ~14,000 in the next 20 years

PROFILE OF 60+ COHORT

UNDERSTANDING NUNAVUT’S ECONOMY Nunavut’s economy is performing well in several areas and has enormous potential. …

CURRENT ECONOMY AND FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES  Mining  Fishing  Construction  Tourism  Government  Arts & Culture Goal of Economy: Growth

GROWTH PATH FOR NUNAVUT’S ECONOMY Underlying Growth Mary River Construction Mary River Opens & Meliadine Construction Meliadine Opens & Meadowbank Closes New Growth Path Other New Construction Mary River (full project)

UNDERSTANDING NUNAVUT’S DEVELOPMENT Nunavut is at an early stage of its development and are many challenges to overcome before all Nunavummiut can fully participate in and benefit from the opportunities growing around them.

 Nunavut’s economy is creating enough jobs to employ most, if not all unemployed Nunavummiut today  Without knowing anything about Nunavut, it makes no sense that official unemployment rates are still high, more than half the population depends on public housing, and poverty appears to be on the rise NUNAVUT’S DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE

LOTS OF JOBS … LOTS OF EMPLOYED  The assessment of Nunavut’s economy revealed the territory has tremendous potential for job creation  Many Nunavummiut are taking the necessary steps to participate  Full-time employment has grown somewhat steadily since the recession

LOTS OF JOBS … LOTS OF UNEMPLOYED  Today, there are enough jobs to employ many if not most unemployed Nunavummiut  AEM imports 575 workers to staff Meadowbank  Iqaluit International Airport Expansion will import as much as 80% of its labour  Labour income earned in Nunavut but paid to non- residents (JOB TOURISTS) grew sharply in the past few years

CHALLENGES WITH NUNAVUT’S CONTINUING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT  What do we need to do over the next ten years to balance our efforts between further economic growth and economic development?  Publishing the 2013 Nunavut Outlook Report was an important step  There have been other important steps in this direction as well through NEF’s Nunavut Economic Development Strategy Renewal efforts over the past two years.

CHALLENGES WITH NUNAVUT’S CONTINUING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT  Our renewal efforts have also included Four Roundtable Discussion, some important research initiatives, an on-Line Survey and some Town Hall meetings.  All of these efforts have helped us to better understand the real impacts that have resulted from our strong economic growth over the past 10 years  You can find out all about these by visiting our web site:

CHALLENGES WITH NUNAVUT’S CONTINUING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT  Finally we will be holding our Sivummut IV Economic Development Conference in Iqaluit December 1-4 at the Froibisher Inn  The conference will be a chance for folks drawn from across the territory to examine in more detail what our choices may be going forward and what our priorities should be in balancing our economic growth with our economic development and improving the well being of our communities.

CHALLENGES WITH NUNAVUT’S CONTINUING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT  Please visit our web site :  Consider attending the Sivummut IV Economic Development Conference in Iqaluit December 1-4, 2014

NUNAVUT’S NEXT CHALLENGE: TURNING GROWTH INTO PROSPERITY NUNAVUT ECONOMIC FORUM Terry Forth, Executive Director IMPACT ECONOMICS Graeme Clinton