NativeWeb Resources: Government

Name and Description	Nation	Location
Aboriginal Single Window Initiative		Canada
This initiative is intended to provide one-stop-shop service to organizations and individuals (First Nations, Inuit and Metis Canadians) who need access to government funded Aboriginal programs, to make information about these programs easier to obtain, and to foster improved cooperation and information sharing between the various levels of government and Aboriginal organizations.
Administration for Native Americans (ANA)
The Administration for Native Americans (ANA) promotes the goal of social and economic self-sufficiency of American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and other Native American Pacific Islanders, including Native Samoans.
American Indian Liaison Office
Mission Statement: To improve relationships between American Indian Tribes, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and the National Park Service through consultation, outreach, technical assistance, education, and advisory services.
More sites on www.cr.nps.gov
American Indian Program Council		US - West
AIPC is a subcommittee of the Denver Federal Executive Board concerned with the recruitment, retention and visibility of American Indians in the Federal workforce.
British Columbia Archives		Canada - Western
The BC Archives is also the central agency responsible for recorded information management within the provincial government, including the provisions of policies, standards, and advice; administration of records legislation; and maintenance of the Administrative Records Classification System (ARCS).
Chilean Indigenous People Portal		America - South
It is a project supported by Chilean Indigenous People Department under The Ministry of Culture (MINEDUC). The main goal is to promote the cultural Indigenous customs and values, showing the spiritual, artistic and cultural production through articles and features.
CodeTalk		United States
Information network sponsored by U.S. agencies with American Indian programs
More sites on www.codetalk.fed.us
Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation		Aotearoa-New Zealand
Through its programs and activities, the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation works to achieve its vision of: A united Australia which respects this land of ours; values the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage; and provides justice and equity for all.
More sites on www.austlii.edu.au
Dakota Ojibway Police Service	Ojibwe	US - Central
As one of the longest operating First Nation Police Services in Canada, D.O.P.S. is a recognized stand-alone police agency located in southwestern Manitoba, providing policing services to the following First Nation communities: Birdtail Sioux - south of Birtle, Manitoba Canupawakpa Dakota - south of Virden, Manitoba Roseau River - north of Emerson, Manitoba Sioux Valley - northwest of Brandon, Manitoba
indiawelfarestat.com		Asia
Statistical Data about Provident Fund, Employee Staff Insurance and Labour Welfare Schemes in India and its States
National Indian Policy Center
George Washington University, USA
Office of Loan Guarantee
Housing for Native Amercians -- Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of Loan Guarantee Programs
More sites on www.codetalk.fed.us
Oklahoma Indian Affairs Commission		United States
The Oklahoma Indian Affairs Commission is charged with the mission of serving as the liaison between Oklahoma’s tribal population and governments and the Oklahoma State government. The Commission carries out it's duty with the guidance of four statutorily determined goals: the creation of state and federal legislation; the creation of an advisory committee; the development and implementation of research projects and reports and the development of cooperative programs between tribes and state, federal, local, private entities, health organizations, educational agencies, tourism, and economic development entities.
Reinstated Hawaiian Government	Kanaka Maoli	US - Hawaii
The Reinstated Hawaiian Government is represented in matters of public affairs by its Office of Communications P.O. Box 96804-2236 Honolulu, The Hawaiian Islands Phone/fax: 808 732-3849
US Domestic Assistance Catalog for Native American Organizations
The Catalog describes all 1,425 federal domestic assistance programs. It contains information on all financial and nonfinancial assistance programs administered by the departments and establishments of the Federal government. The Catalog is published by the General Services Administration (GSA) twice a year: in June and December. This is the June 2000 update of the content.