CONFERENCE MATERIALS and Insights
Featured Materials
FNMPC 2024 Interviews
Bill Lomax, First Nations Bank of Canada
Valerie Helbronner, Torys
John Mullay, Newmont
Joe Hanita, Ngā pou o te kawa ora Kaitiaki Governance Group, External Reporting Board
energy
Explore our Energy section, your go-to resource for all FNMPC materials on Indigenous-led energy projects, sustainable development, and energy policy.
FINANCE
Visit our Finance section for comprehensive resources on Indigenous-led financial strategies, investment opportunities, and economic development.
POLICY
Discover our Policy section, where you’ll find key FNMPC resources on policy development, advocacy, and regulatory frameworks which strengthen Indigenous reconciliation practices and promote successful major project development.
cRITICAL mINERALS
Uncover our Critical Minerals section, where FNMPC resources highlight Indigenous engagement in the exploration and development of critical minerals.
FNMPC 2024 LinkedIn Live Series
Exclusive conversations that help set the stage for the FNMPC 2024 conference, Our Collective Advantage: Indigenous Consent (OCA).
Defining Our Sustainable Future: TVDE Conference Recap
Defining Our Sustainable Future: TVDE Conference Recap
Unearthing Sustainable Success: Indigenous-led Critical Minerals Strategy
Past Material
TOWARD NET ZERO BY 2050 POST-CONFERENCE REPORT
The Toward Net Zero by 2050 conference hosted by the First Nations Major Project Coalition (Canada) and First Peoples Worldwide (US) on April 25-26, 20221, in Vancouver, Canada convened professionals interested in the Indigenous-led net zero transition.
TVDE 2023 CONFERENCE PRIMER
All net zero projects, such as clean energy projects, electrical transmission lines, and battery mineral supply projects, will be built on Indigenous lands. Centering Indigenous nations’ values and partnerships in proposed developments strengthens projects by improving outcomes that are not only important to First Nations, but increasingly to ESG-focused investors.
2022 EVENT PRIMER
Canada and the United States must achieve net zero carbon neutrality by 2050 or risk contributing further to the catastrophic consequences of global climate change. This conference primer explores four important areas of transitioning to net zero that are, or may increasingly become, important to Indigenous nations in the United States and Canada.
ROADMAP IN INVESTING TO CANADA:
INDIGENOUS INCLUSION IN ESG
This post-conference report summarizes major findings from the First Nations Major Projects Coalition Indigenous
Sustainable Investment Conference, presented online on March 18 – 19, 2021.