- Responsible of the POLICY FOR THE USE OF WOOD IN CONSTRUCTION and of the Action Plan: https://mffp.gouv.qc.ca/wp-content/uploads/PO_wood_construction_MFFP.pdf- Responsible of Subsidies Programms.

Mapping and identification of improvement opportunities in the Québec Forestry Regime.

Objective 1Identify main motivations and barriers related to using wood as a structural material in non-residential buildings. Objective 2Identifiy and characterise relationships shared between stakeholders of the Stuctural Timber Industry. Objective 3Map European Stuctural Timber Industry business models and define​ key factors and promising avenues for its further development.

30 interviews with European Structural Timber Industry leaders were conducted. Architects, structural engineers, builders and engineered wood product suppliers were concerned.

• Audit forestry companies.

• Trace the stories of forest products from the forest of origin to the marketplace.

• Organize a conference related to women contribution to the world in order to sensibilize the general public to international cooperation.

• Advise on a participative way to build an Atikamekw governance.

• Plan and manage annual harvesting and implement ISO14 001 according to the new forestry regime.

• Advise on governmental consultation obligations for natural resources based projects going through the provincial Impact Assessment Procédure

• Consult First Nations communities and Québécois stakeholders in order to write a social and environmental impact study on four protected areas• Write an Agreement and a methodology to allow Inuits self determination of protected areas needs

• Consult the community in order to plan protected areas to take into account Atikamekw values and protection priorities

• Work for a Bolivian NGO supporting 1,200 indigenous Aymaran milk producers living in the Andean highlands in the Los Andes provinces

• Wrote a thesis specializing in farmers’ knowledge of parkland management in order to show that farmers must be taken into account if development projects are to succeed• Broadened knowledge of international development and participative methodologies• Studied the importance of integrating social and applied sciences when addressing community natural resources management issues• Developed social research and extension abilities