Day: Thu 16 Nov, 2017 Time: 8:30–10:00, Parallel Session 1 Venue: Kero, Lappia Hall, Rovaniemi
What do we mean by resilient Arctic bioeconomy? How can we develop sustainable and responsible bioeconomy by working together with the various stakeholders in the Arctic? The Arctic region possesses a wide variety of renewable natural resources: forest, water, fish and game. The aim of this session is to discuss different approaches to sustainable bioeconomy, ranging from researchers to local practitioners and global decision-makers. The session will bring together diverse aspects of the bioeconomy and how to strengthen resilience in the Arctic region. Other challenges posed by the rapid climate change conditions will also be addressed. Is sustainable bioeconomy the key to resilient communities and livelihoods?
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