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Projects

Atmacinta excels at initiating and successfully completing projects of varying size and type in collaboration with our clients. Please click the links below to view some of our projects! 

Preparing a climate change action plan.

Supporting the development of an agreement to protect a crucial territory for a First Nation in Northern Québec.

Ensuring the meaningful participation of a First Nation in the planning and establishment of protected areas on its traditional territory. 

Conducting a study to evaluate the feasibility of wind energy project. 

Providing project management support to a First Nation in northern Quebec to expand an existing childcare centre to nearly double its enrolment capacity.  

Negotiating of an Impact and Benefits Agreement (IBA).

Providing project management and support services to produce a documentary based on interviews with Elders who worked for the Iron Ore Company of Canada (IOC) in Schefferville. 

Developing an Indigenous mining policy.

Support a First Nation during consultations held by governments.

Coordinating field campaigns with multiple scientific teams in remote locations, to acquire knowledge on specific territories, mainly for purposes of environmental protection and conservation.

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Participating in the establishment and support of a constitutional committee to develop and draft an Indigenous self-government constitution

Providing project management and coordination services to establish a cellular company offering coverage to four communities in the Nunavik region. 

Providing project management and coordination services to install a telecommunications network at a mining site in northern Quebec.

Providing project management and coordination services to build a fiber optic network and establish an Indigenous-owned in the Kawawachikamach-Schefferville region.

Providing technical reviews and analyses of any documentation pertaining to impact assessments (IA) and environmental permits and plans, with and on behalf of First Nation communities.

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