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Part II, plenary: Local adaptation to climate change Auditorium 2, Chairs: Inger Njølstad and Brynhild Granås) 09:00 Invited speaker VII: G.K. Hovelsrud. Community adaptation to climate change | Gender and mobility and labour market
Auditorium 2, (Chair: Gerrard/Aure) | Planning/governance and economic development
Room 1.343, (Chair: Fugmann/Isaksen) | Traditional and scientific knowledge
Room 1.435, (Chair: tbc) | | 09:40 | Marit Aure & T. Fossland, University of Tromsø, Norway: Sustainable Labour Markets: High Skilled Migrants and Gender in the Arctic. | John R. Isaksen & E. Mikkelsen, Nofima Market, Norway: Does ‘value-creation’ matter in municipal coastal zone planning in the Norwegian Arctic? Can value creation be emphasised in the municipality with today’s availability of economic data? | - | | 10:05 | Siri Gerrard, University of Tromsø, Norway: Mobile Practices and Gendered Challenges – Examples from the High North | Gerlis Fugmann, University Giessen, Germany: Changes in Economic Development in Nunatsiavut (Northern Labrador): Impact on the Community of Nain | - | 10:30 Break | | Neighbours and migrants (Chair: Olsen/Ringholm) | Health risks in the North (Chair: Jenssen/Skandfer) | Governance between the local and over-local level (Chair: Konstantinov/Baker) | | 10:50 | Toril Ringholm & N. Aarsæther, Norut, Norway: The Role of the Municipality in Northern Local Community Development | Morten Skandfer et al., University Hospital North Norway, Norway: Occupational disease in North Norway and Murmansk region | Betsy Baker, Vermont Law School/Dartmouth College, USA: The Beaufort Sea: Comparing Inuvialuit and Inupiat Participation in Marine Management Decisions | | 11:15 | Sonni Olsen & M. Bjerkeng, University of Tromsø, Norway: How neighbours communicate: The role of language in border relations | Marthe Jenssen et al., Norwegian Institute for Water Research, Norway: Mercury exposure and links to human health in a community in Tromsø, Arctic Norway | Yulian Konstantinov, New Bulgarian University, Bulgaria: Sustainability from the grass roots: A vernacular strategy in a multiethnic community of the Russian High North (Kola Peninsula) | | 11:40 | Discussion | Discussion | Discussion | 12:00 Lunch Part II, plenary:: Health care in rural areas in the NorthAuditorium 2, Chairs: Inger Njølstad and Laila Hopstock 13:00 Invited speaker VII: R. Strasser. Sustainable Health Care in Rural and Remote Communities 13:30 Break | | Responding to threats and damages to environment and communities (Chair: Minayeva/Midtgard) | ”New” industries in the North (Chair: Brattland/Ellingsen) | Rural health services (Chair: Hilpüsch/Brandstorp) | | 13:40 | M.R. Midtgard. The vulnerable north"; a fishing community’s thoughts about their vulnerability, sustainability and resilience. | May-Britt Ellingsen et al., Norut, Norway: The clustering of marine biotechnology firms and entrepreneurial traditions in the High North | Helen Brandstorp & A.L. Kirkengen, University of Tromsø, Norway: Training local emergency teams - to improve safety for all | | 14:05 | Tatiana Minayeva & T. Bobrovitskaya, Wetlands International, The Netherlands: Arctic tundra restoration partnership project between Shell and Wetlands International | C. Brattland. Mapping Rights in Coastal Sami Seascapes | Frank Hilpüsch et al., General practitioner, Norway: Nursing personnel: A resource in the treatment of out of hospital emergency incidents in a small rural community - Experiences from our interprofessional emergency team the “Bjarkøy model” | 14:30 Break Part II, plenary: Social Indicators, Social research, and Climate change in the NorthAuditorium 2, Chairs: Nils Aarsaether and Camilla Brattland) 14:50 Invited speaker Joan Nymand Larsen et al., Stefansson Arctic Institute, Iceland: Arctic Social Indicators and long-term monitoring: considerations for regional and community sustainability 15:20 Invited speaker Alexander Pelyasov, Center of the Arctic and Northern economies under the Council for Research for the Study of Productive Forces, Russia: The shortcomings of Arctic Social Research - A challenge for the sustainability of Arctic communities in the new creative age 15:50 J.Ø. Odland. Climate Change, Environment, Human Health and Human Adaptation in Circumpolar Regions. A strategy for sustainable development and policy development 16:20 End
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