3.7 Assessment Assessment reviews available knowledge on value health and compares this to value goals. It often uses indicators and thresholds and leads to conclusions that direct appropriate responses. Knowledge comes in many forms, often from monitoring. Assessment...
3.6 Monitoring Indicator monitoring shows value health and alerts decision-makers when health is approaching a threshold. Once the Parties identify indicators and set thresholds for Plan values, they will need to set up monitoring programs or integrate existing ones....
3.5 Thresholds Indicator thresholds are indicator levels that communicate target, cautionary, and critical health ranges for the related value. Crossing a threshold triggers management actions to slow, stop, or reverse a negative trend in value health. The Parties...
3.4 Indicators Value-based indicators are measurable factors with a strong relationship to a value. Value health is tracked by monitoring these indicators. The Parties will develop indicators for Plan values that are relevant, sensitive, accurate, and practical. In...
5.2.4 Community Resilience It’s about getting away from ‘us and them’ and using the strengths of Traditional Knowledge and the western system to benefit everyone. Jody Beaumont Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin Education Director The Region’s community is resilient when it can retain...
5.2.2 Community Culture Contemporary Dawson City is a community of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, government workers, miners, fishers, tourism workers, artists, and writers. It is a community that has integrated non-Indigenous, or newcomer, ideas and Indigenous...
