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This document summarizes the mid-project review meeting of the Economic Competitive Analysis Project (ECAP). It includes an agenda with presentations on ECAP overview, project update, and existing economic studies in the region. Key discussion points included how the ECAP fits with other regional economic development strategies and plans, identifying emerging sectors through data analysis, and validating findings through stakeholder consultations. The steering committee agreed to revise the ECAP report format, consultation process, communication protocol, and extend the timeline. Next steps were to meet the following month to further guide the project.
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- 1. ECAP Mid-project Review December 8, 2008 Collingwood, Ontario
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- 3. Agenda 1. Welcome & purpose of meeting Rick Whittaker 2. Review of ECAP Steering Comm. 3. Project update Mark Cassidy 4. Discussion Steering Comm. 5. Decisions and next steps Steering Comm. 6. Summary of agreements Rick Whittaker 7. Closing remarks Rick Whittaker
- 4. Welcome & Purpose (Rick) ECAP Overview • Purpose • Partnerships • Support Roles • Process – Reports, Community Input & Communication • Milestones and Timeline • Post ECAP
- 5. Project Update (Mark) • OMAFRA data provided • Stakeholder information sessions • Consultant report status – Phase 1&2, Demographics, Mapping, Business Point • Community input – Roundtables • Economic studies completed in the Region – Where does the ECAP fit? • Identifying emerging sectors in the Region
- 6. EXISTING STUDIES B •BR&E Survey B •Competitive Analysis C C B B •Strategic Plan S S SS BP SS BP •Tourism Plan T T RM RM T T SS BP •Agricultural Study SS BP A A A A SS BP SS BP BP RM BP RM •Labour Study L L T T L L L L G G •Growth Management G G A L G A L G B B S S B B C C RM RM SS BP SS BP SS BP SS BP SS SS A A ECAP G G •LQ & Shift Share SS SS T T A A •Business Point BP BP S G S G SS BP •Roundtable Meeting RM SS BP RM T T L L
- 7. Where does the ECAP fit? ECAP Census employment data analysis Census employment data analysis to identify 3-5 key sectors by to identify 3-5 key sectors by Phase 1 Region and Sub Regions Region and Sub Regions Competitive analysis of the emerging Competitive analysis of the emerging Phase 2 key sectors with current economic studies key sectors with current economic studies Community stakeholder consultations Community stakeholder consultations to validate data, identify trends and to validate data, identify trends and Phase 3 strategic partnerships strategic partnerships Select and prioritize strategic actions Select and prioritize strategic actions and partnerships by Region and partnerships by Region Phase 4 and Sub Regions and Sub Regions
- 8. Regional Economic Development Strategy ECAP Step 7 Phase 1 Evaluation & Update Plan Phase 2 Step 6 OR Implementation Phase 3 Plan ECAP Phase 4 Step 5 Phase 1 Strategic Objectives Phase 2 Step 4 Economic Phase 3 Analysis Phase 4 Step 3 Vision & Goals Step 2 ECAP is only one part Regional of an overall economic Economic Profile development strategy! Step 1 Communication Plan
- 9. CFDC Economic Development Strategy ECAP Step 7 Phase 1 Evaluation & Update Plan Phase 2 Step 6 OR Implementation Phase 3 Plan ECAP Phase 4 Step 5 Phase 1 Strategic Objectives Phase 2 Step 4 Economic Phase 3 Analysis Phase 4 Step 3 Vision & Goals Step 2 ECAP is only one part Regional of an overall economic Economic Profile development strategy! Step 1 Communication Plan
- 10. Municipal Economic Development Strategy ECAP Step 7 Phase 1 Evaluation & Update Plan Phase 2 Step 6 OR Implementation Phase 3 Plan ECAP Phase 4 Step 5 Phase 1 Strategic Objectives Phase 2 Step 4 Economic Phase 3 Analysis Phase 4 Step 3 Vision & Goals Step 2 ECAP is only one part Regional of an overall economic Economic Profile development strategy! Step 1 Communication Plan
- 11. Using Industry Classification to Identify Emerging Strengths Aggregates
- 12. Summary of Agreements (Rick) • ECAP even more relevant for SCCDC Region (given today’s global recession) • Revise report format (use Sask Trends Model) • Revise community consultation process (use one-to-one interviews) • Revise project communication protocol • Revise timeline (extend from February to May ‘09)
- 13. Next Steps • Steering Committee to meet week of Jan.5