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Éifeachtaí an athraithe aeráide ar dháileadh geografach agus eipidéimeolaíocht galar tógálach daonna agus ainmhithe ar fud an réigiúin Nordaigh agus na Rúise aaithint agus a imscrúdú. Go háirithe, déanann CLINF staidéar ar éifeachtaí athraithe aeráide den sórt sin ar theaghlaigh feirmeoireachta ainmhithe thuaidh i bhfianaise dálaí socheacnamaíocha agus bainistíochta.
Tuiscint nua maidir le héifeachtaí an athraithe aeráide ar dháileadh geografach agus eipidéimeolaíocht ionfhabhtuithe atá íogair ó thaobh na haeráide de a iompú ina n-uirlisí praiticiúla do chinnteoirí atá freagrach as sochaithe an tuaiscirt a fhorbairt, trí shonraí ábhartha a sholáthar i bhfoirm inrochtana, agus trí chóras luathrabhaidh a fhorbairt d’ionfhabhtuithe atá íogair ó thaobh na haeráide de ar an leibhéal áitiúil.
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NordForsk Joint Initiative on Arctic Research
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The programme consists of four Nordic Centres of Excellence in Arctic research:
- Resource Extraction and Sustainable Arctic Communities (REXSAC)
- Reindeer Husbandry in a Globalizing North – Resilience, Adaptations and Pathways for Actions (ReiGN)
- Arctic Climate Predictions: Pathways to Resilient, Sustainable Societies (ARCPATH)
- Climate-change Effects on the Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases and the Impacts on Northern Societies (CLINF)
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The total programme budget is approximately 116 million NOK, funded by NordForsk, the Swedish Research Council, the Research Council of Norway, Academy of Finland, Danish Ministry for Higher Education and Science, the Icelandic Research Council, and the Nordic Council of Ministers.
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