Ministry of Forests. 1999. [Report]. Forestry Division Services Branch. 32p.

Upon completion of the Training Needs Assessment and Evaluation in 1999, the Ministry of Forests developed a strategy for supporting Forest Renewal BC's Enhanced Forestry Program. This EFP Support Strategy (1999-2002) updates the initial strategy developed in 1997.

The purpose of the EFP Support Strategy is to:

• ensure the development of effective information, training, and tools that support the needs of EFP participants;
• define a process for supporting EFP participants; and
• define an infrastructure that can expand and contract to reflect the demand from participants and the supply of resources.

This strategy describes how the MOF can best support Forest Renewal BC's Enhanced Forestry Program. The Ministry can do this by designing, developing, and implementing support materials such as information, training, and tools that address:

• the knowledge and skills requirements of EFP participants, as identified in the EFP Needs Assessment Report and EFP Evaluation Report;
• preferences of EFP participants for receiving information and training, as identified in the EFP Needs Assessment Report; and
• reasons that may prevent participants from taking training.

This WebSite includes the EFP Support Strategy (1999-2002) in Adobe Acrobat format.