Formative evaluation of the Historic Places Initiative : final report / prepared by: PRA Inc.: R62-405/2005

"The Government of Canada launched the Historic Places Initiative (HPI) in 2001 as part of an investment, announced in May 2001, of more than $500 million aimed at ensuring the growth and development of Canadian arts and culture. The HPI sets out a national strategy to provide the tools that Canadians need to participate in conserving and celebrating historic places. The overall vision is to encourage a culture of conservation in Canada, wherein governments, communities, and the private sector would work in partnership to achieve common goals. The core objective of the HPI is “to improve the state of conservation in Canada and increase Canadians’ access to, and understanding of, their heritage by actively engaging them in its preservation.” Funding for the HPI totalled $24 million over three fiscal years with another year of funding ($12 million) for 2004-05."--Executive Summary.

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