FIRST NATIONS
INFRASTRUCTURE
RESILIENCE
TOOLKIT

The First Nations Infrastructure Resilience Toolkit (FN-IRT, or the Toolkit) helps First Nation communities assess the vulnerability of their infrastructure, buildings, and facilities due to extreme weather and manage those risks in a lifecycle context. The Toolkit also helps First Nations develop and implement sound asset management practices to forecast capital replacement and operations and maintenance (O&M) investment needs over the useful l fe of their assets. This enables them to maximize the benefits of their investments, while maintaining or improving levels of service. READ MORE

EXPLORE
FN-IRT
MODULES

The Toolkit is comprised of three modules that were developed based on current best practices and industry standards.

Module 1

Data Structure and Source

Inventory & condition information as well as service Life, replacement value, and climate data.

Module 2

Climate Risk Assessments

The process of finding relevant climate parameters and built environment exposure and vulnerability risks. This also includes mitigation and adaptation recommendations.

Module 3

Asset Management Plan (AMP)

Calculating and reporting demand (Current/Future), needs (O&M, Capital) and levels of service.

WE’RE MORE THAN A TOOLKIT

FN-IRT offers registered First Nations users a wealth of knowledge, helpful tools & resources and a close-knit community

Members users of the FN-iRT website have access to forums where they discuss and share interests around asset management or climate risk assessments. Become a member today to access First Nations resources based on industry best practices!

NEW IN
FN-IRT
RESOURCES

DOCUMENT

FN-iRT Spreadsheet user guide v2.0. A User Guide for the First Nations Asset Management (AM) Spreadsheet.
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DOCUMENT

FN-iRT Climate Risk Matrix.
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DOCUMENT

Climate Atlas Report. First Nations: Garden River First Nation.
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Upcoming FN-IRT Events

Nov. 28

OFNTSC/PICS/PCC CLIMATE RESILIENCY WORKSHOP SERIES #1: CLIMATE RISK ASSESSMENTS IN FIRST NATION COMMUNITIES

Dec. 5

OFNTSC/PICS/PCC CLIMATE RESILIENCY WORKSHOP SERIES - #2: CLIMATE CHANGE PRACTITIONERS

Dec. 12

OFNTSC/PICS/PCC CLIMATE RESILIENCY WORKSHOP SERIES #3: INDUSTRY PARTNERS IN FN CLIMATE REILIENCY

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Sustainable Asset Management Planning For First Nations

The Circular Economy

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WE’RE MORE THAN A TOOLKIT

NEW INFN-IRTRESOURCES

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Upcoming FN-IRT Events

Nov. 28

Dec. 5

Dec. 12

FN-IRT ON SOCIAL MEDIA

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