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The Barents Journal
Start date: Dec 17, 2012, End date: Apr 16, 2015,
The project aims at joint development of The Barents Journal – an easy available international academic journal – as a tool for delivering current research results concerning the people and the region, as well as socio-economic, political, environmental developments, and thus providing information outside and within the programme area. The keynote idea of the project is to share and distribute top ...
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Barents Mediasphere
Start date: Aug 24, 2012, End date: Dec 30, 2014,
...nal visibility in media and in other open sources. It aims to improve the cross-border communication and information flow.In the background of the project is the fact that the interest to Barents and Arctic regions is rising. Many Arctic countries have announced their Arctic strategies, many non-Arctic countries have expressed their interest to participate in the Arctic Council. This is due to glo ...
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Climate Change - Adapting to The Impacts, by Communities in Northern Peripheral Regions 1.15 (Clim-ATIC)
Start date: Dec 31, 2007, End date: Feb 27, 2011,
...cle in a rural area; Cairngorms National Park, Scotland. 2. Adaptation within Destination Åre to changing travel patterns caused by climate change, Sweden. 3. Adapting dog sledging to changes in the arctic climate, Greenland. Theme 2: Sustainable energy management 4. Awareness raising, training and promotion for the local wood fuel industry in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland. 5. Adapting a ...
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The aim of the project is to colle ct information on the Barents Region, to organise it into a wwwbasedinformation package and to develop co-operation between information producers.
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The aim of the project is to look for films that shed light into the near past, of the kind that wouldbe of interest to the general public and researchers in the programme area and that could increasepeople’s knowledge of the history of their own area. The films can provide a unique source ofmaterial for the participating museums, TV broadcasting companies and other actors.
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