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Collaborative Rural Community Energy Planning: The Health Benefits of Walking the Talk Patricia Dehnel MCIP RPP , Senior Energy Specialist / Community Relations Manager Community Energy Association Anita Ely BSc BTech CPHI(C), Specialist

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Collaborative Rural Community Energy Planning: 
 The Health Benefits of Walking the Talk


Patricia Dehnel MCIP RPP

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Senior Energy Specialist / Community Relations Manager Community Energy Association Anita Ely BSc BTech CPHI(C), Specialist Environmental Health Officer Healthy Communities, Interior Health

November 6, 2018

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Nelson BC

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Community Energy Association (CEA)

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CEA CEEPs/SCEEPs (2017)

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Partnerships

Local Government Regional District Interior Health First Nations Utilities School Districts Ministry of Transportation BC Transit Chambers of Commerce Large Employers Community Groups

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SCEEP or CEEP

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SMART Plan

  • Specific
  • Measureable
  • Achievable
  • Realistic
  • Timely
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Climate Action Charter


Most BC local governments are signatories to the Climate Action Charter Climate commitments for:

  • Corporate emissions
  • Community emissions
  • Complete communities
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RDCK Energy Costs, 2016

$224 million per year spent in RDCK $3,764 per capita per year

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Community

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Where to Start: Transportation

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Healthy Built Environment / Alternative Transportation

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Healthy Communities Team

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Built Environments vs Healthy Built Environments

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Village of Salmo 
 Strategic Energy Emissions Planning

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Village of Salmo, BC

Village of Salmo

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Salmo Pedestrian Bridge


  • Est. July 1, 2017
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Linking Health and Community Planning

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Active Transportation Planning Principles

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Health Outcomes

Obesity/ Body Mass Index Unintentional injury Premature death Respiratory disease Mental health Social cohesion & connection Quality of life

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Health Outcomes

Cost of Living Food Insecurity Cost to Health Care System GHG Emissions Health Equity Affordable Housing Options

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Healthier Minds in Healthier Bodies in Healthier Environments

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Leveraging the Co-Benefits of Climate Action for Healthy Communities

Deborah Harford, adapt@sfu.ca Patricia Dehnel, pdehnel@communityenergy.bc.ca Anita Ely, Anita.Ely@interiorhealth.ca Stephanie Slaman, sslaman@investkelowna.com Carol Suhan, carol.suhan@fortisbc.com Sara Barron, sara.fryer.barron@gmail.com