Identification of Results-Oriented Public Involvement Strategies Between Transportation Agencies and Native American Tribal Communities (2011) / Chapter Skim
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6 Chapter 1 Background 1.1 Overview In April 2008, the National Academies of Sciences awarded to the Alliance for Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) of the University of New Mexico a research contract under the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (Research Contract NCHRP 08-65)
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7 collaboration among state, federal, and tribal governments. In fact, the Executive Branch requires consultation with tribes on projects of concern to tribal communities (Clinton, 2000)
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8 crossing Tribal lands were needed in 2003. This Task Force was one of the many efforts by Tribes to be involved in the process of planning, implementing and operating transportation networks.
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