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• Minister’s message
• Pjila’si, maajii, way’, mi ce:p kʷetxʷiləm, introduction
• Methodology and approach
• Purpose, scope and limitations
• Measuring progress
  • Indicators
  • Integrating Indigenous partners’ perspectives on UN Declaration Act implementation
• Section 5: consistency of laws
  • Legislative initiatives: key highlights
  • Working in consultation and cooperation to ensure consistency with the UN Declaration
    • Supporting Indigenous harvesting rights
    • Protecting sea ice and the arctic ecosystem
    • Establishing a Canada Water Agency
  • Early involvement
  • Action Plan Measures supporting the implementation of section 5
    • Shared Priorities Measure 1
    • Shared Priorities Measure 2
    • Shared Priorities Measure 3
• Section 6: Action Plan implementation progress
  • Legislated priorities
    • Awareness and training
    • Action Plan Advisory Committee
  • Lands, territories and resources
    • Natural resources and major projects
    • Free, prior and informed consent
    • Parks
    • Fisheries and conservation of marine ecosystems
  • Environment
  • Cross-cutting priorities and civil and political rights
    • Indigenous Justice
    • Border mobility
  • Participation in decision-making
  • Economic, health and social rights
    • Health
    • Urban programming
    • Housing
  • Cultural and linguistic rights
    • Indigenous languages
  • Education, information and media
    • Education
    • Media
  • Implementation and redress
    • Redress for Indian Residential Schools
  • Dismantling the Indian Act
    • Indigenous data sovereignty
• Consultation and cooperation
  • Indigenous perspectives on engagement
  • Government perspectives on engagement
  • Indigenous perspectives on consultation
  • Government perspectives on consultation
  • Indigenous perspectives on cooperation
  • Government perspectives on cooperation
  • Indigenous perspectives on co-development
  • Government perspectives on co-development
  • Indigenous perspectives on co-management
  • Government perspectives on co-management
  • Challenges, wise practices and lessons learned
• Equality, non-discrimination, and intersectionality
  • Federal actions to address anti-Indigenous racism, discrimination and violence
  • Indigenous perspectives: addressing anti-Indigenous racism through a gendered and intersectional lens
  • Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
• Challenges and barriers
  • Indigenous partner views
    • Resources and funding
    • Government of Canada’s coordination challenges to implement the UN Declaration Act
    • Lack of transparency and follow-up
    • Government perspective
• Overview of perspectives on international developments and Canada’s participation in international contexts
• Conclusion
• Annex A: List of Indigenous nations, organizations and governments that provided input in the development of the Annual Report
• Annex B: Status of Action Plan Measures
• Annex C: List of Indigenous Partnership Fund recipients with active agreements for 2024-2025
• Annex D: List of abbreviations in this report

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