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This guide, worksheet and annual schedule template created by the Northwest Territories Association of Communities (NWTAC) will help your municipality put asset management planning into practice.
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Read this article (available in English only) from Asset Management BC to learn about what the City of Courtenay did to operationalize AM in their municipality.
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Read this case study (available in English only) Asset Management BC’s case study about how the City of Mission operationalized asset management.
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Read the presentation about the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality developed an asset management process map from their playbook.
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Sign up today for one of the training opportunities listed below. There are national and local events tailored to meet your community’s needs.
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We've gathered resources to explain infrastructure planning and asset management, and listed sources of training, conferences and more. Take a look!
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This resource was developed by the Municipal Asset Management Program (MAMP).
MAMP is designed to help Canadian municipalities strengthen their infrastructure investment decisions based on reliable data and sound asset management practices. This eight-year, $110-million program is funded by the Government of Canada and delivered by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. It is being implemented in partnership with municipal, provincial and territorial associations and other key stakeholders.