Research
Data-Backed Pathways to Indigenous Prosperity
The Indigenous Prosperity Foundation (IPF) is embarking on a 12-month research initiative focused on enhancing the economic empowerment of Indigenous entrepreneurs. Our research is divided into four key and intersecting pillars: Digital Access, Finance, Mentorship, and Training. Each quarter, our team will engage with the ecosystem, review relevant literature, conduct interviews and surveys, and share comprehensive reports on our key findings. This initiative aims to share knowledge and advance Indigenous prosperity.
Our research follows a structured framework that includes a literature review, interviews, surveys, ecosystem scans, data compilation and analysis, development of actionable recommendations, detailed reporting, and dissemination of findings to stakeholders and the broader community to ensure thorough and actionable insights.
Current Research Pillar: Financial Literacy and Access to Capital
Our current research focus is on financial literacy and access to capital for Indigenous entrepreneurs. This survey gathers insights to help shape resources and support systems that address specific financial needs.
Goals
- Identify Financial Literacy and Capital Access Needs
- Assess Existing Resources
- Provide Recommendations
Call to Action
We invite Indigenous entrepreneurs to participate in our Financial Literacy and Access to Capital Survey > Click here to take the survey.
Canadian charity supporting early-stage Indigenous entrepreneurs.
Proudly supported by the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association.
338 Somerset St. West
Ottawa, ON K2P 0J9
info@
© 2023 Indigenous Prosperity Foundation. All rights reserved.