What the buyer needs
AI summaryThe government authority in Toronto, ON requires indigenous implementation plan services. The vendor will develop a practical plan aligning community priorities with indigenous principles and supporting indigenous-led participation. Services include designing a culturally grounded, trauma-informed engagement approach and conducting analysis using desk research and community engagement. The vendor will lead engagement circles and identify implementation priorities based on indigenous knowledge.
Scope of work
- Project Workplan and Methodology
- Ongoing Collaboration and Reporting
- Honoraria and protocols budgeted for Elders/Knowledge Keepers and youth
- Engagement Plan and Tools
- Summary of Validated Insights
- Learning Brief / Findings Summary
- Indigenous Implementation Plan (10–15 pages)
- Final Presentations
How proposals are evaluated
| Criterion | Weight / scoring |
|---|---|
| First Nations, Inuit, Métis consultant and/or led consulting firm with lived experiences | Not specified |
| Deep understanding of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples governance models, social, health and cultural needs | Not specified |
| Demonstrated knowledge of the community, non-profit and funding environment | Not specified |
| Experience with public policy related to federal, provincial, regional, and municipal governments | Not specified |
| Demonstrated experience in Indigenous community action research and Indigenous data sovereignty principles | Not specified |
| Demonstrated ability to analyze quantitative and qualitative data and produce plain language reports | Not specified |
| Proven experience in organizing, facilitating, and evaluating community consultations | Not specified |
| Priority for demonstrated experience working across Toronto and existing relationships with Rightsholders | Not specified |
Minimum qualifications
- First Nations, Inuit, Métis consultant and/or led consulting firm
- Demonstrated experience in community-based research
- Strong understanding of lived realities of urban Indigenous communities across the Greater Toronto Area
- Experience with public policy related to federal, provincial, regional, and municipal governments
- Proven experience in organizing, facilitating, and evaluating community consultations
Documents to include with your response
- Proposal (maximum 3,000 words, 12 pt type, including budget details)
How to submit
- Method
- Electronic via email
- Instructions
- Submit one (1) electronic copy, not to exceed 3,000 words in 12 pt type, with subject line 'Jane Finch Community Development Plan - Indigenous Implementation Plan'.