Consultants in anthropology, ethnology and archaeology, with more than ten years' experience, offer to support projects (Equator Principles, EP) developed by private or public entities and impacting inhabited lands, in the management of all types of cultural and archaeological heritage.

 

Heritage located in community territories, both places of nature and socio-cultural practices, incorporate social, historical and future identities, and participate in complexes of religious and ritual institutions, political alliances and exchanges between social groups. They are important places for regional social groups or indigenous communities. For communities, these heritages participate strongly in the relationships they have with the entity/project impacting their territories. Experience shows that a management plan that takes into account the perceptions and uses of all stakeholders is an asset well beyond the management of these heritage sites or objects, by giving a positive inflection to the relations between the stakeholders involved.

 

We specialize in the ability to understand these specific realities and complex locations and to co-construct a management plan with users who will be the bearers of innovative technical solutions and favourable to implementation.

 

Our approach and expertise are in line with the regulatory frameworks of international CSR standards (SFI Standard 8, etc.).