Land Use Planning Unit

The Land Use Planning (LUP) Unit works to build capacity for LUP in First Nations communities across Canada.

This is accomplished through:

• Raising awareness of the importance of community LUP through education and outreach
• Training land managers and stakeholders
• Developing Toolkit and resource material for support
• Identifying funding support for LUP initiatives
• Engaging communities in the process of LUP
• Providing technical service to communities to support LUP development and implementation
• Collaborating with regional Land Associations and other partners
• Preserving key cultural elements unique to communities

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The LUP Unit provides support services to First Nation Communities across Canada to aid in the process of Land Use Planning. These services may include:

• Training workshops
• Community site visits
• Advisory services
• Referrals
• Providing information and tools
• Identifying funding support

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Training Workshops

The Land Use Planning (LUP) Unit delivers training and workshop sessions across Canada. These workshops include LUP Toolkit Training, on-site or virtual community LUP Training, and more.

For more information about the Land Use Planning Toolkit, please click here 

A list of upcoming training sessions can be found on the events calendar at nalma.ca/events

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If you would like to schedule on-site training for your First Nation community, please contact us: