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QIK IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY Business Structure A Initial Market B Strategic Growth C Resources D Initial Product E Value Added Product F Purchase and Distribution G Business Structure A Appropriate &


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QIK IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY

A

  • Business Structure

B

  • Initial Market

C

  • Strategic Growth

D

  • Resources

E

  • Initial Product

F

  • Value Added Product

G

  • Purchase and Distribution
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A

  • Business Structure
  • Appropriate & consultative business structure
  • Co-operatives for processing and purchasing
  • Helps with financing
  • Centralized administration
  • Independent fisherman have flexibility in generating overall quota
  • Community Public Goods management of surplus through

Community Wealth

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B

  • Initial market

Year 1

  • Territorial Inspection
  • Class 1 health market
  • Direct consumer sales in Nunavut
  • Canadian food Inspection Agency (CFIA)
  • Retail stores in Nunavut
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3

  • Strategic Growth
  • Maximize Nunavut market
  • Add more hamlets
  • Open southern Canadian market
  • Japanese market
  • Whale products in particular
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4

  • Resources
  • Community Wealth
  • Nunavut Development Grants
  • Repayment of Community Wealth funds for other villages
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5

  • Initial Product
  • Char
  • Turbot
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6

  • Value Added Product
  • Smoked Char
  • Char Filets
  • Pippsi
  • Turbot Steak
  • Bowhead Whale Tongue
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7

  • Purchase and Distribution
  • Options for Sustainable Development Non-Profit
  • Centralized marketing and sales
  • Aim for simplicity
  • Build/operate/transfer over 5 years
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NEXT STEPS…

  • CFIA approved processing facility
  • Sign delivery contracts
  • Identify additional species
  • Building an association of interested communities
  • Helping each community to maintain local control
  • Making food affordable to local residents
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QUESTIONS?