A: Wakaga is part of the Wakpamni Lake Community, a federally recognized tribal government located on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.

A: The community is dedicated to economic development, food sovereignty, and sustainable initiatives that improve the quality of life for its people.

A: Wakaga generates revenue through economic development, reinvesting profits into job creation, infrastructure, sustainable agriculture, and business growth on the reservation.

A: Wakaga is the economic development group of the Wakpamni Lake Community, focused on building self-sufficiency through business, technology, and sustainable projects.

Wakaga is involved in government contracting, grants, economic partnerships, banking & finance, insurance, investing, agriculture, IT, logistics, infrastructure, and renewable energy, ensuring economic stability and growth for the tribal community.

A: Yes, Wakaga is 100% tribally owned, with all profits going back to support the community rather than outside shareholders.

A: Wakaga’s primary goals include expanding food sovereignty initiatives, increasing employment opportunities, growing its IT sector, and investing in sustainable energy projects.

A: Wakaga is hiring tribal members in multiple sectors, providing workforce training, and developing businesses that bring stable employment to the reservation.

A: We welcome partnerships that align with our mission. Businesses, investors, and organizations interested in collaborating can contact us through our website.

A: We provide mentorship, business development support, and financial resources to help tribal members start and grow businesses within the community.