The peoples, ecosystems, lands and waters of the Arctic region face many of the same opportunities and challenges. As a result, international cooperation plays a key role in advancing knowledge of the region through the sharing of research, best practices and lessons learned on issues like the health and well-being of Arctic peoples, sustainable socio-economic development and infrastructure. This work is being led by the eight Arctic states (Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden and the United States) – in collaboration with Arctic Indigenous organizations, non governmental organizations and research bodies – through various regional and international forums.
Read the full text of the HillStudy: The Arctic: Organizations Involved in Circumpolar Cooperation
By Daniele Lafrance and Sara Fryer, Library of Parliament
Categories: Agriculture, environment, fisheries and natural resources, Executive summary, Indigenous affairs, International affairs and defence