Arts and handicrafts, and particularly the production of moccasins, make up the most significant economic activity of the territory. More than 30 members of the community are working on the reserve. There is no school on the reserve itself. About 50 students, at the pre-school, primary and secondary levels, attend schools under the jurisdiction of the Quebec Ministry of Education. Services Police services are administered by the Band Council under an agreement with the Solicitor General of Canada and the Ministry of Public Security of Quebec.
Drinking water is provided through a direct-delivery system.
Eagle Village-Kipawa also has a sewage system and a water treatment basin.