Understanding the Arctic Through A Co-Production of Knowledge
Update: 2018-04-11
Description
The Arctic is changing at an accelerated rate due to climate change and increased anthropogenic activity. Given the rate of change, never has it been more important to work toward a holistic understanding of the Arctic’s interconnecting systems. A co-production of knowledge framework will provide the holistic view and comprehension needed to inform effective and adaptive policies and practices. We underscore the role and value of different knowledge systems with different methodologies and the need for collaborative approaches in identifying research questions. We will present the most important components that form a co-production of knowledge framework.
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Carolina Behe
Raychelle Daniel
Julie Raymond-Yakoubian
Examples of Co-Produced Knowledge (also check out the word document under the documents heading)
Knowledge of Supernatural Environment (Kawerak)
Kawerak Social Science Program
Contact the speakers
Carolina Behe
Raychelle Daniel
Julie Raymond-Yakoubian
Examples of Co-Produced Knowledge (also check out the word document under the documents heading)
Knowledge of Supernatural Environment (Kawerak)
Kawerak Social Science Program
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