Makivik Magazine Issue 90
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store-bought foods in Nunavik while also creating an economic opportunity<br />
for local businesses.<br />
The challenges associated with the food-processing sector and with<br />
developing the Hunter Support Program further are similar to those<br />
experienced by other sectors as well. Infrastructure and transportation<br />
costs are extremely high, the sector is highly regulated by<br />
government, raw materials are seasonal, and environmental impacts<br />
must always be considered.<br />
David Natcher’s work on the subsistence economy in<br />
Nunatsiavut shows that it is possible, and helpful, to see the whole<br />
picture of how a local economy works. In Nunatsiavut, this<br />
picture includes land-based activities as well as wage-based<br />
ones. His work also shows that there are important economic,<br />
social and cultural benefits that exist in harvesting<br />
and sharing country food among households. This suggests<br />
that it may be useful for community development plans to<br />
include support for these activities to continue.<br />
One of the main objectives of economic development in<br />
Nunavik is to keep as much money generated by business and development<br />
projects in the region, in Nunavik. The business model highlighted<br />
by the FCNQ is one way to help achieve this objective. Another benefit<br />
BEATRICE DEER Bob mesher x3<br />
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