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6.1.3 Class of objective: Economic contribution of resources to local communities (listed as Section 3.3 in Schedule C and G): Table 20 Recommended indicators for economic contribution of plan area resources to local communities Objective : Promote plan area resource development by local individuals and communities, to contribute to local and provincial economies Indicator Rationale Unit/description/scale Data source/frequency D11 Percent of AAC held by plan area residents and communities D12 Number and volume of productive activity for Backcountry Tenures, Guide Outfitter Tenures, and Sport fishing lodge licenses by plan area residents Increase in local access to plan area resources increases the likelihood that revenue from those resources will enhance local economy through increased wages and purchase of goods and services Same as above Percent by plan area MOFR and BC Timber Sales annually. Angler days, fish catch, animals bagged Provincial ministries and Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans (available annually but recommend to collect each three years – average over three years) Desired direction An increase in AAC held by plan area residents and communities Increase in number and volume of productive activity for Backcountry Tenures, Guide Outfitter Tenures, and Sport fishing lodge licenses by plan area residents 67
Objective : Promote plan area resource development by local individuals and communities, to contribute to local and provincial economies Indicator Rationale Unit/description/scale Data source/frequency D13 Percent of Backcountry Tenures, Guide Outfitter Tenures, Sport fishing lodge licenses owned by plan area residents and percent of productive activity by plan area companies D14 Percent of aquaculture tenures owned by plan area residents and percent of productive activity by plan area residents D15 Percent of Mineral Exploration tenures owned by plan area residents and percent of productive activity by plan area companies D16 Percent of other natural resource tenures owned by plan area residents and percentage of productive activity by plan area companies Same as above Same as above Same as above Same as above Percent by regional district Percent by regional district Dollars per plan area owned by plan area residents and percent of productive activity by plan area companies. Percent by regional district Provincial ministries and Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans (available annually but recommend to collect each three years – average over three years) Provincial ministries (available annually but recommend to collect each three years – average over three years) B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Petroleum Resources website. Available annually. Provincial ministries (available annually but recommend to collect each three years – average over three years) Desired direction Increase in Percent of Backcountry Tenures, Guide Outfitter Tenures, Sport fishing lodge licenses owned by plan area residents and percent of productive activity by plan area companies Increased percent of fin fish and shell fish tenures owned by plan area residents and percent of productive activity by plan area residents Increased percent of Mineral Exploration tenures owned by plan area residents and percent of productive activity by plan area companies Increased percent of other natural resource tenures owned by plan area residents and percentage of productive activity by plan area companies 68
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Indicators of Human Well-Being for
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List of Tables Table 1. Human well-
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that indicators answer two fundamen
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3.4 CULTURALLY INAPPROPRIATE CENSUS
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