Le transfert de connaissances

La marque de commerce d’ArticNet est la mobilisation des résultats scientifiques et de l’expertise nordique pour mieux guider les politiques. Ces projets se concentrent sur l’application des connaissances aux questions nordiques émergentes qui ne sont pas encore couvertes par ArcticNet.

Projets en cours

Phase 5 (2019-2023)

Inuit Makkuktuit Tariurmik Katujjiqatigiingniq Umiarjuani Ukiuqtaqtumi: A North-to-North Approach to Knowledge Sharing for Understanding Culturally Important Marine Areas in
Justin Milton Ikaarvik
Youth research training program with the Foxe Basin Kivalliq North Sapujiyiit/Guardians of the Sea Society
Sarah Newell Foxe Basin Kivalliq North Sapujiyiit/Guardians of the Sea
Using Traditional and Local Knowledge to Better Understand the State of the Beaufort Sea
Tess Forbes Inuvialuit Regional Corporation
Ujjiqsurniq Avatiptini (Ability to Observe our Surroundings): A knowledge exchange between Mittimatalingmiut and Arviarmiut
Natasha Simonee Aqqiumavvik Society
Residual Risk and Adaptation Database (RRAD): advancing climate risk assessment approaches for IPCC working group II in preparation for the AR7
Jackie Dawson University of Ottawa
Dehcho Collaborative on Permafrost
William Quinton Wilfrid Laurier University
KUUK-SHIPI-SHIPU Building bridges and local capacities to track change: community-based environmental monitoring in the George River watershed, Nunavik, Canada
Esther Lévesque Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières
Understanding Inuit community uses and needs for weather, water, ice and climate information and services
Gita Ljubicic McMaster University, Carleton University
Using Co-Produced Knowledge to Understand and Manage Subsistence Marine Harvests in a Changing Climate
Lisa Loseto University of Manitoba