Final report - Integrated Land Management Bureau

Strategies Short term outcomes
Medium term outcomes
5-10 years 10-20 years
Strategies to
improve access
to preventative
health care
services
Strategies to
increase social
capital
Strategies to
increase human
capital
Strategies to
increase access to
credit and capital
Strategies to
increase access
to natural
capital for
communities in
plan area (land
use planning-
zonation)
Increased use of
preventative health care
services
Increased $ available for equity
and loans
Increased availability and mgt.
of natural resources by local
communities
bold indicates comparable to Schedules C and G
P= primary data collection would be required
S= secondary data is available
The bolded words along the arrows = the authors of the research
that supports the association between factors
P
Increased social capital (trust,
civic cooperation, and group
involvement) and sense of place
Increased education levels
Increased training access
S
FN cultural traditional
resources identified
S
P
P
P
Increased support
networks
Increased # higher paying
jobs
Increased # and diversity of
new businesses
-Increased economic
contribution of plan area
resources to local community
Increased # of workers who
are residents
Increased or maintained
availability and use of
traditional cultural
resources for domestic use
by FN
P
S
P
S
S
Improved or maintained
physical environment
Improved personal health
practices
S
Increased economic
diversity
S
Increased employment and
higher status jobs
Increased family incomes
Decreased income
distribution gap in population
Increased sense of
connection to culture by
FN
P
S
S
S
Long-term outcomes
20+ years
PHAC= Public Health Agency
of Canada
RCP= Resilient Communities
Project (UBC)
Note two-way arrows between
health and economics
HEALTH
Improved individual physical
and mental health
performance
S
Figure 6. Health Logic Model. Shows the influence of land use planning and other strategies to affect individual human health performance.
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