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NEWSLETTER NO. 39 - OCTOBER 2021
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Arctic Circle; breakout session concerning increased Arctic business-cooperation
Reykjavik, Iceland will from the 14-17th October 2021 become the gathering place for a large international conference, as the Arctic Circle Assembly will be held, where the focus will be on the future of the Arctic and the planet. More than 2000 participants, hailing from over 60 different countries, will meet to participate in multiple forms of dialogue. Arctic Consensus will be participating in the conference, and will in cooperation with the municipality of Sermersooq, host a breakout session on the topic of increased business-cooperation in the Arctic.
You can read more about the conference and see the program here.
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Do you and your business have an interest in Canada?
Arctic Consensus have created a new business group, Business Group Canada. The purpose of this business group is to unite corporations, who are interested in the Canadian market, and will be established across industries, sizes and experiences. The focus of the group will be sharing knowledge and experiences, follow-up and relationship building. There has so far been held two meetings, where the focus have been on formulating needs and presentations.
You can sign up for the business group here, or contact us here, for more information.
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DanFish international
The international fair, DanFish International, will be held on the 13-15 October in Aalborg Congress & Culture Centre. DanFish international is for corporations with interest in the fishing industry. There will be approximately 400 exhibitors from across the globe, who are ready to presents news from a variety of different fields, as well as visitors who can look forward to new knowledge, networking opportunities, presentations and seminars. Arctic Consensus will be present at the fair.
Learn more about DanFish International here.
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Analyses about sustainability in the Arctic
Sustainability and sustainable development are far from new concepts worldwide. With the increasing international focus on the Arctic, sustainability and sustainable development also become priority on the agenda in the Arctic political and business environments.
Arctic Consensus has a desire to work with sustainability and seek knowledge about what sustainability is in an Arctic context. Therefore, in the spring of 2021, Arctic Consensus has entered into collaborations with various actors that have contributed to different insights and analysis on sustainability in the Arctic. In this regard, researchers from Tantlab at Aalborg University (AAU) and the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), respectively, have in two research projects investigated what sustainability in the Arctic can cover.
Read more about the collaboration with SDU and AAU, respectively, by clicking here and here.
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Nordic Cooperation increses knowledge and competences
The level of knowledge has been increased, and experiences have been shared across three Nordic municipalities. This is but some of the experiences the participants in Nordic Arctic Rehabilitation have made through, among other things, digital employee exchanges. The second year of this three-year project have recently been concluded, and the Nordic and Arctic network has been strengthened trough the collegial sparring, which the project has facilitated.
Read more here.
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