The Tribal Data Exchange system was established some time ago (2007 or 2008). Its purpose was to provide tribes a means to voluntarily provide performance data for their communities. For at least the last 3 years only 5 fives out of 565 or 567 tribes were actually providing data. Recently, the contractor (Chickasaw) determined additional funding would be required to adequately Department of Bureau of Indian Tribal Data market the system to all tribes, as well as expand its capacity to the Interior Affairs Exchange System meet the additional demand. NR NR NR NR NR Only Employees Cataloging, accessioning, and other information on the BIA of the Office museum collections which are comprised of Federally-owned Responsible for Department of Bureau of Indian museum objects, including artwork, ethnographic objects, Collecting the the Interior Affairs Museum Program archives, historical objects, etc. Non-public Data NR Annie Pardo Only Employees of the Office Tribal Crime Data Collection Activities of Criminal Responsible for Department of Bureau of Indian Uniform Crime Investigations/Police Service Program data to identify public safety Collecting the the Interior Affairs Data Reports needs in Indian Country Non-public Data NR Kevin Martin Only Employees Indian Child Indian Child Welfare Act statistical and narrative program of the Office Welfare Act and performance reports and events between scheduled reporting Responsible for Department of Bureau of Indian Child Protection dates that have significant impact on Indian Child Welfare Act Collecting the the Interior Affairs Report activity Non-public Data NR Debra Burton Only Employees of the Office Responsible for Department of Bureau of Indian Child Abuse and Collecting the the Interior Affairs Neglect Statistical Reports and Related Information Non-public Data NR Debra Burton
Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Tribal Data Exchange System The Tribal Data Exchange system was established some time ago (2007 or 2008). Its purpose was to provide tribes a means to voluntarily provide performance data for their communities. For at least the last 3 years only 5 fives out of 565 or 567 tribes were actually providing data. Recently, the contractor (Chickasaw) determined additional funding would be required to adequately market the system to all tribes, as well as expand its capacity to meet the additional demand. NR NR NR NR NR Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Museum Program Cataloging, accessioning, and other information on the BIA museum collections which are comprised of Federally-owned museum objects, including artwork, ethnographic objects, archives, historical objects, etc. Non-public Only Employees of the Office Responsible for Collecting the Data NR Annie Pardo Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Uniform Crime Data Reports Tribal Crime Data Collection Activities of Criminal Investigations/Police Service Program data to identify public safety needs in Indian Country Non-public Only Employees of the Office Responsible for Collecting the Data NR Kevin Martin Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Indian Child Welfare Act and Child Protection Report Indian Child Welfare Act statistical and narrative program performance reports and events between scheduled reporting dates that have significant impact on Indian Child Welfare Act activity Non-public Only Employees of the Office Responsible for Collecting the Data NR Debra Burton Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Child Abuse and Neglect Statistical Reports and Related Information Non-public Only Employees of the Office Responsible for Collecting the Data NR Debra Burton
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