Indigenous
The IJC published its 2024 Activities Report in September, detailing the work of the Commission across more than 5,000 miles (nearly 9,000 kilometers) of border between Canada and the United…
The International Joint Commission (IJC) recognizes that meaningful engagement and collaboration with Indigenous Peoples is important.
Increasing collaboration and engagement with Indigenous Peoples along the transboundary basins is an active priority for the International Join Commission (IJC).
The International Elk-Kootenai/y Watershed Study Board held its first in-person meeting in Kalispell, Montana, from November 19-21, 2024. Since being formed in September 2024, the study board has held several virtual meetings.
The International Joint Commission has identified enhancing the role of Indigenous Peoples in collaborative governance as a strategic priority over the next few years.