TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Municipal Government Act (MGA)
Schedule
| main_contacts_rsvps_icf-idp_workshop_schedule_2018_-_alberta.pdf |
ICF and IDP Training Workshops
Objectives of the workshop
· At the end of the workshop the municipalities will understand the requirements of an ICF, have a draft plan on how to approach their ICFs and know where to get resources to assist in completing their ICFs and IDPs.
Workshop Design and Approach
· The design of the workshop is to have both rural and urban neighbours work together in the workshop to jointly assess what work and strategic approach is needed to complete the required ICFs within 2 years.
· The Rural and Urban municipal neighbours will be put into breakout groups and use the ICF guide to help assess what work and strategic approach they want to take to complete the ICFs.
o In order to do this the facility will need to have a enough space for the participants to sit at tables and space for breakout areas for municipalities in a region to sit together. (Please note the guide is currently being prepared by AUMA and AAMDC.)
· Our intention is to use the ICF Guide however it may still be in the draft stage - if the guide is in the draft stage we will use the workshop to pilot the guide.
Municipal Affairs Responsibilities
· Municipal Affairs staff to provide coaching to each group as required.
· The workshop would run from 10am to 3pm with a 45 minute lunch
· Promote the event in cooperation with LGAA, ARMAA, AUMA, AAMDC
LGAA, ARMAA and Host Municipality Responsibilities
· LGAA and ARMAA who would, arrange and pay for facilities (including break-out rooms), refreshments and lunch for participants.
· Promote the event in cooperation with LGAA, ARMAA, AUMA, AAMDC
· Collect RSVPs and Municipal Affairs will contact the host municipality 5 working days prior to the scheduled training date
Objectives of the workshop
· At the end of the workshop the municipalities will understand the requirements of an ICF, have a draft plan on how to approach their ICFs and know where to get resources to assist in completing their ICFs and IDPs.
Workshop Design and Approach
· The design of the workshop is to have both rural and urban neighbours work together in the workshop to jointly assess what work and strategic approach is needed to complete the required ICFs within 2 years.
· The Rural and Urban municipal neighbours will be put into breakout groups and use the ICF guide to help assess what work and strategic approach they want to take to complete the ICFs.
o In order to do this the facility will need to have a enough space for the participants to sit at tables and space for breakout areas for municipalities in a region to sit together. (Please note the guide is currently being prepared by AUMA and AAMDC.)
· Our intention is to use the ICF Guide however it may still be in the draft stage - if the guide is in the draft stage we will use the workshop to pilot the guide.
Municipal Affairs Responsibilities
· Municipal Affairs staff to provide coaching to each group as required.
· The workshop would run from 10am to 3pm with a 45 minute lunch
· Promote the event in cooperation with LGAA, ARMAA, AUMA, AAMDC
LGAA, ARMAA and Host Municipality Responsibilities
· LGAA and ARMAA who would, arrange and pay for facilities (including break-out rooms), refreshments and lunch for participants.
· Promote the event in cooperation with LGAA, ARMAA, AUMA, AAMDC
· Collect RSVPs and Municipal Affairs will contact the host municipality 5 working days prior to the scheduled training date
- ICF/IDP Workshops will be offered in locations throughout Alberta within the next few months. Currently we have dates and partnering municipalities confirmed, however venues are still to be determined. Please check our Website for RSVP information regularly.
- The workshops are designed to provide the opportunity for representatives of bordering municipalities to work directly together and jointly assess what work and strategic approach is needed to complete their ICFs and IDPs by April 1, 2020.
- The workshop is targeted to have the Chief Elected Official (CEO) and Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) from each bordering municipality attend. It is important to coordinate with your bordering municipality to ensure you attend the same workshop to start this important work together.
- Please coordinate and mark your calendars with the date and location you will be attending with your bordering municipality.
Objectives of the workshop
· At the end of the workshop the municipalities will understand the requirements of an ICF, have a draft plan on how to approach their ICFs and know where to get resources to assist in completing their ICFs and IDPs.
Workshop Design and Approach
· The design of the workshop is to have both rural and urban neighbours work together in the workshop to jointly assess what work and strategic approach is needed to complete the required ICFs within 2 years.
· The Rural and Urban municipal neighbours will be put into breakout groups and use the ICF guide to help assess what work and strategic approach they want to take to complete the ICFs.
o In order to do this the facility will need to have a enough space for the participants to sit at tables and space for breakout areas for municipalities in a region to sit together. (Please note the guide is currently being prepared by AUMA and AAMDC.)
· Our intention is to use the ICF Guide however it may still be in the draft stage - if the guide is in the draft stage we will use the workshop to pilot the guide.
Municipal Affairs Responsibilities
· Municipal Affairs staff to provide coaching to each group as required.
· The workshop would run from 10am to 3pm with a 45 minute lunch
· Promote the event in cooperation with LGAA, ARMAA, AUMA, AAMDC
LGAA, ARMAA and Host Municipality Responsibilities
· LGAA and ARMAA who would, arrange and pay for facilities (including break-out rooms), refreshments and lunch for participants.
· Promote the event in cooperation with LGAA, ARMAA, AUMA, AAMDC
· Collect RSVPs and Municipal Affairs will contact the host municipality 5 working days prior to the scheduled training date
Objectives of the workshop
· At the end of the workshop the municipalities will understand the requirements of an ICF, have a draft plan on how to approach their ICFs and know where to get resources to assist in completing their ICFs and IDPs.
Workshop Design and Approach
· The design of the workshop is to have both rural and urban neighbours work together in the workshop to jointly assess what work and strategic approach is needed to complete the required ICFs within 2 years.
· The Rural and Urban municipal neighbours will be put into breakout groups and use the ICF guide to help assess what work and strategic approach they want to take to complete the ICFs.
o In order to do this the facility will need to have a enough space for the participants to sit at tables and space for breakout areas for municipalities in a region to sit together. (Please note the guide is currently being prepared by AUMA and AAMDC.)
· Our intention is to use the ICF Guide however it may still be in the draft stage - if the guide is in the draft stage we will use the workshop to pilot the guide.
Municipal Affairs Responsibilities
· Municipal Affairs staff to provide coaching to each group as required.
· The workshop would run from 10am to 3pm with a 45 minute lunch
· Promote the event in cooperation with LGAA, ARMAA, AUMA, AAMDC
LGAA, ARMAA and Host Municipality Responsibilities
· LGAA and ARMAA who would, arrange and pay for facilities (including break-out rooms), refreshments and lunch for participants.
· Promote the event in cooperation with LGAA, ARMAA, AUMA, AAMDC
· Collect RSVPs and Municipal Affairs will contact the host municipality 5 working days prior to the scheduled training date
