8th Circumpolar Agricultural Conference & UArctic Inaugural Food Summit

Program

TitleFirst
Name
SurnameLocationNationalityTitle of Presentation
Dr.LassiHeininenUniversity of Lapland
University of Arctic Thematic Network
Lead Geopolitics and Security
Roaniemi
Finland
FinnishRedefined Northern Food security - a challenge to Arctic Geopolitics?
Mr.SteffenWeberEuropean Parliament
Belgium
GermanKey policy issues for advancing Food Security in the North
Prof.TomAllenCIBC Chair, Entrepreneurship
Dept. Bioresources Policy, Business and Economics
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, SK
Canada
CanadianFood Production by Indigenous People, Challenges and Success Stories
Dr.OysteinBallariHead of Division
Bioforsk Nord Holt
Tromso
Norway
NorwegianArctic Agriculture and Land Use ---Norway Perspectives
Prof. & DeanMatsuoUemuraUnited Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences
Cryobiofrontier Research Center
Iwate University
Morioka
Japan
JapaneseGlobal Perspectives in advancing Food Security In the Circumpolar World - View from Japan
Dr.RandyLewisVP Circumpolar Agriculture Association
Whitehorse
Yukon
Canada
CanadianLand use Planning and Management of traditional First Nations food resources
Prof.ArjaRautioUniv. Arctic Thematic Network Lead, Arctic Health
Centre for Arctic Medicine
University of Oulu
Finland
FinnishFood safety in the arctic and human health: Contaminant exposure by dietary intake
Ms.KreestaDoucetteFounding Executive Director
Food Matters Manitoba
Winnipeg, MB
Canada
CanadianTen Years of Creating Partnerships in Community Food Security and Northern Rural Development
Prof.SveinJohansenUniv. Arctic Thematic Network Lead -
Managing Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in the North
Harstad University College
Harstad
Norway
NorwegianDeveloping sustainable small businesses in the North: The case of Northern food producers and distributors
Prof.
Emeritus
JosefSvobodaDepartment of Biology
University of Toronto
Mississauga
ON
Canada
CanadianThe Keewatin Gardens and Green Igloos---the Production of Horticulture Crops in the High Arctic