As geopolitical, environmental, and societal pressures intensify in the Arctic, research collaboration has become a cornerstone of regional security and long‑term resilience. This panel explores how Canadian-Nordic research partnerships strengthen knowledge systems, institutional preparedness, and community resilience across the circumpolar North.
Drawing on experiences from projects funded through the NordForsk call on Sustainable Development of the Arctic, panelists will discuss how cross‑border collaboration contributes to resilient ecosystems and inclusive governance—while responsibly integrating Indigenous and local perspectives.
The session concludes with a moderated discussion on how funders in Canada and the Nordics can cooperate in frameworks that enhance strategic alignment, trust, and long‑term impact.
