Committees and Partners

CIPA is a non-profit organization, governed by a Board of Directors, which ensures the organization�s soundness and efficiency. CIPA�s Board of Directors is composed of organizations that represent the Acadian Peninsula�s socioeconomic background:

• Association touristique de la P�ninsule acadienne (ATPA)
   

• Centre de b�n�volat de la P�ninsule acadienne (CBPA)
   

• Coll�ge communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick � P�ninsule acadienne (CCNB-PA)
   

• Comit� de gestion des d�chets solides (COGEDES)
   

• Commission d�am�nagement de la P�ninsule acadienne (CAPA)
   

• Comit� d�action pour le d�veloppement �conomique de la P�ninsule acadienne (CAPM)
   

• Concertation rurale Centre P�ninsule inc. (CRCP)
   

• Districts des services locaux de la P�ninsule acadienne (DSL)
   

• Entreprise P�ninsule
   

• F�d�ration des agriculteurs et agricultrices francophones du Nord-Est
   

• F�d�ration des Caisses populaires acadiennes
   

• Forum des maires de la P�ninsule acadienne
   

• Regroupement des gens d�affaires de la P�ninsule acadienne
   

• Corporation au b�n�fice du d�veloppement communautaire (CBDC)
   

• Universit� de Moncton, Campus de Shippagan

The members of the Executive Committee are: 

Mr. Raymond Gallant, Secretary
Mrs. Th�r�se Finn-McGraw, Vice-president
Mrs. Nancy Lainey-Th�riault, President
Mr. Jonahtan Roch No�l, Treasurer
Mr. Roger Robichaud, Counsellor
  

Sectoral committees 

A community-based approach such as this requires the intervention of a large number of participants and community partners, from both the private and public sectors. This approach is reflected in the work of CIPA�s sectoral committees. Sectoral committees, supported by the project�s major partner organizations and government bodies, offer recommendations, suggestions and propositions for the action plans presented by CIPA. These committees offer support, counseling and supervision. 

The various sectoral committees include:

• Information and Communications Technologies

• Community Access Centers Network

• Business and Economic Development

• Natural Resources

• Municipalities and Local Service Districts

• Online Emergency Response Plan

• Health and Wellness

• Justice
  

Partners

CIPA�s success is due in part to the support it receives from the community and the private sector and to the exceptional collaboration of the provincial and national governments.