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Plan Evaluation

November 17, 2021 | Posted byPublié par : CIP | Asset Management, Planning
CIP hosted a free webinar titled "Plan Evaluation" with Mark Seasons RPP, FCIP, on November 17. The webinar was designed to (a) review key plan evaluation concepts and processes; (b) discuss the characteristics of useful indicators; and (c) consider factors that can impede or facilitate effective plan evaluation. 
This presentation offers a powerful and practical argument for local governments to invest in conservation and to consider ecosystems and the services they provide on par with their built infrastructure when considering both short-term and long-term planning. Through the presentation the two unique urban problems of infrastructure decline and ecosystem decline, audiences will see how municipal natural asset management can act as a nature-based solution for both of these problems. 

Planning for Biodiversity

September 23, 2021 | Posted byPublié par : CIP | Asset Management, Environment, Planning
September's CPL webinar, "Planning for Biodiversity," took place on September 23. The webinar connected planners' work to Sustaianble Development Goal 15, which adresses ways to protect, restore, and promote sustainable land use through information sharing, management, and cross-sectoral work. 

Advancing Municipal Natural Asset Management in Canada

November 08, 2018 | Posted byPublié par : CIP | Asset Management, WTPD 2018
Local governments need to rethink how they deliver services reliably and cost-effectively. For a growing number of Canadian municipalities this means looking around them at existing natural assets such as forests, riparian areas and coastal ecosystems for answers. This presentation described the rationale for and evolution of municipal natural asset management, including the development of the Municipal Natural Assets Initiative and implications for the planning community.

Managing Assets for Sustainable Communities: Engineers & Planners

June 15, 2018 | Posted byPublié par : CIP & Engineers Canada | Asset Management

Communities are approaching, at an increasing pace, the end-of-life of many critical assets that were built over the past 60 years. With more money flowing to maintaining and replacing aging assets, it no doubt will mean less money for other social and environmental priorities.

Join Dr. Guy Félio & Lourette Swanepoel as they debate the role of engineers and planners in asset management.

 

 


Managing Assets for Sustainable Communities-NWT

April 11, 2018 | Posted byPublié par : CIP | Asset Management

Asset management is needed to decide what assets to keep, what to retire, and what is fundamental for the future. As communities and municipalities continue to develop and age, the strategic management of assets is becoming increasingly vital for Canada's smaller, rural, and remote communities.

This webinar will touch on the specific realities of managing municipal asset management in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. 

 

Managing Assets for Sustainable Communities: SPPI & MPPI

April 05, 2018 | Posted byPublié par : CIP, SPPI & MPPI | Asset Management

Asset management is needed to decide what assets to keep, what to retire, and what is fundamental for the future. As communities and municipalities continue to develop and age, the strategic management of assets is becoming increasingly vital for Canada's smaller, rural and remote communities. 

Join Lourette Swanepoel as she discusses the specific realities of managing municipal asset management in the province of Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

 

Managing Assets for Sustainable Communities: Ontario Context

April 04, 2018 | Posted byPublié par : CIP & OPPI | Asset Management

Communities are approaching, at an increasing pace, the end-of-life of many critical assets that were built over the past 60 years. With more money flowing to maintaining and replacing aging assets, it no doubt will mean less money for other social and environmental priorities.

Join Lourette Swanepoel as she discusses the specific realities of managing municipal asset management in the province of Ontario.
 

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