REGINA’s first partner meeting will take place in a sparsely populated area where most of the local economy is related to tourism activities, where Sami culture and reindeer herding is prevalent and where plans for mineral exploration and extraction are being discussed. This will be an excellent opportunity to get to know all other partners and formally kick-off our activities!
The purpose of this meeting is to meet and get to know each other, and to introduce the activities that we will collaborate on over the coming two and a half years. We will focus on learning about the project from an overall perspective, as well as the immediate activities taking place over the next six months. In particular, each local partner will initiate their local smart specialization strategies and the research partners will develop specific tools that will comprise them.
The official programme can be downloaded here
For more information regarding the kick-off please contact Katti Lundström.
For project related matters please contact Ryan Weber.
For communications matters please contact Johanna Feuk.
Related Staff
Related Research Projects
Related Publications
- REGINA Policy brief 2017:1: Local Smart Specialisation: a strategy for remote communities with large-scale resource-based industries
- Local land use planning: Guidance on spatial data, geographic information systems and foresight in the Arctic
- Local smart specialisation: a step-by-step guide to social impact management in remote communities with resource-based economies
