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New tools for Reconciliation Jae Mather Executive Director Clean Energy BC

Twitter: @jaemather Jae.mather@cleanenergybc.org

Clean Energy creates opportunities for First Nations

• In a time when there is concern regarding the development of some resource

projects, 98% First Nations are advocating for more partnerships with our sector

• Clean Energy aligns with the values of First Nations
• Recent survey identified 30 projects that can deliver 3000 MW for $8.2 Billion

Social Return on Investment SROI = [Value of benefits] [Investment] Evaluative SROI – based on actual outcomes data to assess the value that has been created Best: When something is already up and running Forecasted SROI – based on projections of what is expected to take place if the objectives of the project/organisation are met Best: When something is in the planning stages

Sustainable Procurement tools

LM3 stands for Local Multiplier 3. Local: LM3 looks at a specific local economy or set of local economies Multiplier: The multiplier is an economics concept used to denote how much a specific inflow of income into an area then circulates (or multiplies) in that area 3: LM3 measures the multiplier effect of income into a local economy over three 'rounds' of spending. The tool takes into account:

• Round 1- Any organisation’s turnover or project cost including procurement and employee wages

and other forms of cost

• Round 2- Where and with whom the company spends that money
• Round 3 - Where and how suppliers and employees re-spend their incomes

Why local money flows matter

The local economy looks a lot like a leaky bucket! In communities facing economic disadvantage there are two ways to increase the circulation of money: pour more water into the bucket or find ways to ‘plug the leaks’

Impact Manager (now a part of LM3)

The Measurement of Sustainable Procurement

• Specifically commissioned

by a leading UK agency to track procurement impacts across all elements of sustainability (economic, environmental, and social)

• Then to use the individual

contract data to measure

• rganisational performance

against key performance indicators

Impact Predictor

The Measurement of Sustainable Procurement

• Private and community

sector users can use the tool to demonstrate indicative economic and employment impacts of their approach for the local economy providing a competitive advantage and an evidence base for community benefit

• By adopting such objective

methodologies can the public sector realistically expect to deliver real value to the communities that they represent

“We need to change our definition of wealth from what we have to what we have access to”

• Unknown

“Right is right, even if everyone is against it, and wrong is wrong, even if everyone is for it”

• William Penn

“The opposite of nature is impossible”

• Buckminster Fuller

“In a much deeper sense, however, the resistance is valiant, even beautiful. Think of those protestors as the planets immune antibodies, its immune system finally kicking in. Our Earth is running a fever the likes of which no human has ever seen. The time to act is now!”

• Bill McKibben

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Jae Mather Executive Director Clean Energy BC Jae.mather@cleanenergybc.org Twitter: @jaemather Join our CEBC Group on LinkedIn

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