I would say that Canada should support the development of first nations-led initiatives to address food insecurity, including strategies to build first nations resilience against the impacts of food-price inflation. It should include enhanced infrastructure, investments to strengthen first nations economic development, and improved access to healthy food.
In essence, what we are asking is this. How can we actually build sustainable communities, and what is actually available? In other parts of the world they use multi-impact area developments. There are those with the USDA and others, including the Aga Khan Foundation in Pakistan. We all know that when we measure impacts for first nations, we're considered Fourth World in terms of development. In those instances they look at not just a single support but rather multiple supports coming in from different federal agencies and others to address the problems of generating sustainable communities.