OLES-3CI Project Asset Mapping

OLES-3CI Project Asset Mapping

Asset Mapping is the process of identifying and tallying the resources or assets within a community. ‘Assets’ in this context are not purely economic in nature and they can be identified in a variety of forms – from the skills of individual citizens to the beautiful scenery in which a community is located. The process of inventorying a community’s assets is most commonly undertaken to provide a strong and positive foundation for developing that community.
(Source: Community Asset Mapping Guide, Function Four Ltd. 2004.)

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Project Contact List - Feb 2008

QCGN Conference 2008
Presenter's PowerPoints and Documents:

Jim Carter (1)
Jim Carter (2)
Jim Carter (3)
Bill Floch (1)
Bill Floch (2)
Floch-Pocock (1)
Floch-Pocock (2)
Floch-Pocock (3)
Jack Jedwab (1)
Jack Jedwab (2)
Hugh Maynard
Pierre Foucher (1)
Pierre Foucher (2)
Rodgers-Needles-Garber (1)
Rodgers-Needles-Garber (2)
Rodgers-Needles-Garber (3)
Rodgers-Needles-Garber (4)
Richard Bourhis
Patricia Lamarre (1)
Patricia Lamarre (2)

Participants
Rural / Remote Communities	Self-Employment in Rural Canada Occupational Skill Levels in Rural Canada Rural vs Urban Low-Income Canada Rural Employment in Culture Sector Community Matrix Explanation Community Matrix Article Community Matrix Charts Education and Rural Development (Int'l)
Women	Women's Entrepreneurship Statistics Women's Entrepreneurship Discussion
Youth	Youth Entrepreneurship (ACOA 2001)
Older Displaced Workers
Linguistic Duality	OCOL Discussion Document 2007-08
Training
Employability Training	Defining Career Success (Conference) Barriers to Self-Employment (MTL-YES) Coaching e-Portfolio Self-Assessment for Facilitators
Entrepreneurial Culture	Informal Learning in Small Businesses Review of ESC-QC Services (2004) State of Small Businesses (ACOA 2005)
E-learning / New Technologies	Evaluation Tables for Tech Selection e-learning Project Management
Distance Learning Models	Distance Learning Costs (DEC 2004) Annexes to DEC Proposal (2004) Notes on DEC Proposal (2004) Distance Education Reader Instructional Design Principles
Essential Skills / Literacy	Learning to Learn (order form) Life Skills for Success reference Adult Learning in Canada: A Comparative Perspective - Results from the International Adult Literacy and Life Skills Survey (StatsCan Report)
Computer / Web Literacy	ICT & Literacy in Nova Scotia Teaching Technologies
Financial Literacy	Ottawa Community Loan Fund
Partners
Project Partners		3CI - Centre for Community Innovation Entrepreneurship Inc. Quebec Community Groups Network Carleton HOTLab Bell Community Development Fund
Affiliates	Netagamiou CLC Mission Netagamiou CLC Newsletter
Consultants		Qu'anglo Communications & Consulting Rooney Productions
Opportunities
Gov't Programs / Policies	extract - Advantage Canada policy (2008)
Funds / Funders		Innovation Fund (ON universities)
Complementary Projects	Community Radio (HM) Community Radio founding meeting
CED Links
CED / Social Economy	Business Vitality Index (handbook) CCED Manifesto (brochure) NFPs Ethical Code Culture as an Economic Engine	Readings on CED_Athabasca U Centre for Community Enterprise
Lifelong Learning
Learning References	Things You Really Need to Learn Concept Mapping Freemind (mind-mapping software)
Carleton University		Carleton University
Project References
Key Project Documents	OLES-3CI Project Proposal (2007 Project Objectives - Outcomes Explanation of Concept
Project Descriptions	Explication de projet (francais Executive Summary (updated) Article in QAAL Newsletter