17 Arctic co-operation projects funded so far

21. July 2023 | by Gudrun Havsteen-Mikkelsen |

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The Nordic Arctic Co-operation Programme, administered by NAPA and Ilisimatusarfik, University of Greenland, has so far granted funding to 17 projects this year with a total amount of 7 mio. DKK.

The Programme aims to promote Nordic co-operation in the Arctic and contribute to increased knowledge about the environment, economy, and social conditions in the region. To receive funding, partners across the Arctic and Nordic Region must present projects to improve the Arctic region focusing on:

The planet / environment (PLANET)
Human life (PEOPLES)
Growth and prosperity (PROSPERITY)

In addition, this development needs to be facilitated through collaborations and partnerships. (PARTNERSHIPS)

So far, the following projects have been approved for funding from the Nordic Arctic Co-operation Programme this year:

Title	Lead partner	Countries involved
Enhancing Nordic Geological Mapping of the Seabed (ENIGMAS)	Marine and Freshwater Research Institute, Iceland	Iceland (leading partner), Norway, Faroe Islands, Denmark
Seaweed Resource for Harvest in Greenland (SeaRcH)	University of Aarhus, Denmark	Denmark, Greenland, Norway, Faroe Islands
The Ikaite columns – past and future, and prospects in a changing Arctic	Jarvik GeoConsulting, Sweden	Sweden, Greenland, Denmark, United Kingdom, Iceland
Sisters in the Arctic Blue Network – Third year	Natural Resources Institute, Finland (LUKE)	Finland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden
Making knowledge accessible to the circumpolar community: production of a podcast series on indigenous knowledge sharing and research in the Circumpolar Maternal and Child Health group	National Institute of Public Health, Denmark	Denmark, Norway, Canada, Greenland
Arctic Healthy Aging communities: Safe and inclusive outdoor environment and public spaces (The Nordic AHA-Communities	University of Oulu, Finland	Finland, Iceland, Sweden
Infrastructural deprivation in the Arctic	Ilisimatusarfik, University of Greenland	Greenland, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Denmark
Arctic Peoples’ Conference – A 50th Commemoration	Inuit Circumpolar Council Greenland	Greenland, Norway, Sweden, Finland
Seals, Stigma and Survival: Finding Solutions to the EU Stigmatization of Seal Hunting	University of Southern Denmark	Denmark, Finland, Norway, Canada
The unseen life in soils at Disko Island under climate change	University of Gothenburg	Sweden, Denmark, Greenland
A sustainable local tourism and food experience	New Arctic Kitchen C/O Made of Tales, Denmark	Denmark, Norway, Åland, Greenland
The Sustainability Portrait Project – Art, location, and social responsibility for sustainable development in the Arctic	Ilisimatusarfik, University of Greenland	Greenland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark
“Your Story – Our Future” – Defining Arctic Leadership	Old Friends Industries/ v Jens Larsen, Denmark	Denmark, Greenland, Norway, Germany
Genetic diversity of fish species in the Arctic ecosystem	University of the Faroe Islands	Faroe Islands, Iceland, Norway, Denmark
Natur for alle	Handicaptalsmanden Tilioq, Sisimiut	Greenland, Norway, Denmark
CBMP Terrestrial Scoping Process	CAFF International Secretariat	Iceland,   Denmark, Finland, Canada, USA
Underwater Noise in the Arctic: Understanding Impacts and Defining Management Solutions – Phase II	The Arctic Council – PAME working group	Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Greenland, Faroe Islands, Sweden, USA, Canada

All applicants have been notified of the status of their application. If you still haven’t received news on your application, you are welcome to contact NAPA at napa@napa.gl.

21. July 2023
Arctic Cooperation Programme, News
Malik Brøns

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