No, the Framework Agreement was designed to recognize the Inherent Right of Self- Government by First Nations and to enable First Nations to re-establish control over their lands, natural resources and environment by replacing the antiquated Indian Act lands sections with their own laws.
Greatly facilitated economic development is a benefit, not a primary goal. When First Nations communities resume governance over their lands and resources, they are able to make timely and more appropriate decisions that reflect local needs and priorities, which may or may not include economic development.