Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 13 calls for urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts. It emphasizes strengthening the resilience and adaptive capacity of countries to climate-related hazards and natural disasters. It calls on governments to: integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning; improve education, knowledge and awareness of how to mitigate climate change and adapt to its impacts.
This SDG is the centrepiece for developed countries to work with and assist developing countries on climate change.
The Government of Canada will ensure that Canada is a global leader in government operations that are net-zero, resilient and green. Led by the Centre for Greening Government of the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, the Government of Canada will transition to net-zero carbon and climate-resilient operations. It will do so while also reducing environmental impacts beyond carbon, including on waste, water and biodiversity.
Learn how we’re fortifying Arctic security through arts, sustainable development, resilient communities, infrastructure, and strategic partnerships.
Learn more about the transformative vision outlined by the Manitoba Arts Council (MAC) for the years 2024-2026. From fostering equity and diversity to championing environmental sustainability, MAC’s strategic priorities promise to rejuvenate Manitoba’s arts and culture sector.
Just as partnerships at the domestic level are critical to ensuring the safety and security of Canada’s Arctic, it is equally important to work with other Arctic states and international partners in the broader region.
Join the Kivalliq Chamber of Commerce as corporate champions and sponsors to drive change and shape new opportunities. New online web site to offer sponsorship opportunities for impactful economic collaboration and northern innovation.
The Permafrost Pathways Project with the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. will present for Arctic Congress 2024.
Arctic Congress 2024 presentation Arctic Futures: Inuit Youth and Climate Storytelling will take place in Bodø, Norway.
There’s a real need for enhancing data literacy and organizational capacity within Northern organizations and communities.
In today’s article, we are going to take a little journey into the world of advertising, marketing, outreach, and engagement.
This week, we’re excited to learn more about the upcoming presentation by the Permafrost Pathways Project and the Minneapolis College of Art and Design for Arctic Congress 2024.
We’re looking forward to seeing Arctic Futures: Inuit Youth and Climate Storytelling presented during the 2024 Arctic Congress in Norway.
Niriqatiginnga means “come eat with me,” in Inuktitut. It is a Winnipeg-based non-profit organization that is exploring how to address northern food insecurity through arts-based and cultural entrepreneurship approaches. Visit their web site today to support SDG 2: Zero Hunger in the Arctic and northern communiies at https://niriqatiginnga.ca
