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As an area of emphasis for Iceland, both in terms of domestic and foreign policy, it was an obvious choice to include gender equality as one of the priority issues of Iceland’s Chairmanship program in the Arctic Council in 2019-2021.  \nUnder the auspices of the Arctic Council’s Sustainable Development Working Group, Iceland has led the Gender Equality in the Arctic project from its inception in 2013. The first phase of the project produced the Gender Equality in the Arctic – Current Realities, Future Challenges conference in Akureyri, Iceland in 2014 and a conference report published in 2015. The second phase was focused on the development of a circumpolar network of experts and an online platform. I am proud to present this ambitious report as a result of the third phase of the GEA project.  \nThe Arctic is going through rapid ecological, social and economic changes . However, it is by no means a uniform region and these changes affect the people of the Arctic in different ways depending on a variety of factors, including gender. The effects of climate change may affect an Indigenous woman in Fort Yukon, Alaska in a very different way than a non-Indigenous woman in Rovaniemi, Finland, or an Icelandic man in Akureyri.  \nThe Arctic Council is in a key position to encourage research and action to improve knowledge about gender equality. Across all chapters of this report, the need for gender-based analysis and gender mainstreaming is identified asa necessary strategy to promote gender equality. Consistent and comparable data is required for understanding realities and inequalities across regions, countries, sectors, genders and peoples . Informed policymaking is a key element in a sustainable future for the Arctic.  \nI would like to thank the project partners and the Arctic Council’s Sustainable Development Working Group, not least the Permanent Participants, for their support and cooperation. I would also like to thank the many authors, co-authors, reviewers and sponsors who have contributed to the report.  \nGuðlaugur Þór Þórðarson,  \nMinister for Foreign Affairs Iceland  \nForeword | 1  \nPublisher  \nIceland's Arctic Council Chairmanship and the Arctic Council Sustainable Development Working Group, with the Icelandic Arctic Cooperation Network, the Icelandic Directorate for Equality, and the Stefansson Arctic Institute.  \nIn collaboration with: The Aleut International Association, the Government of the Faroe Islands, the Government of the Northwest Territories in Canada, Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC), the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Iceland, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Sweden, the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health in Finland, the Ministry of Social Affairs and Justice in Greenland, the National Science Foundation, the Nordic Council of Ministers, the Saami Council, the United States Department of State, the University of the Faroe Islands and the Arctic Athabaskan Council.  \nSponsored by  \nThe Nordic Council of Ministers, the Icelandic Gender Equality Fund, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Iceland, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Sweden, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway, Government of the Faroe Islands, the Government of Canada, the United States Department of State, the National Science Foundation, the Stefansson Arctic Institute.  \nCo-sponsored by: The University of Akureyri, the Institute of Arctic Studies at Dartmouth College, the Polar Institute and Wilson Center, the UArctic and its Institute for Arctic Policy.  \nDesign and Layout  \nJónas Þorbergsson / Fínlína  \nCover and Main Chapter Photos  \nFiona Paton, Iqaluit, Nunavut  \nMaps  \nNordregio / Timothy Heleniak and Justine Ramage  \nPrint  \nPrinted in Iceland / Ísafoldarprentsmiðja  \nPan-Arctic Report, Gender Equali","cbCaij7O4dG6T50l","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij7O4dG6T50l","pdf",11582633,278,"English","# Foreword\n## Publisher\n## Sponsored by\n## Co-sponsored by\n## Design and Layout\n# Preface","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Pan-Arctic Report (April 2021)?\",\"answer\":\"It presents the outcomes of Phase III of the Gender Equality in the Arctic (GEA) project, focusing on gender equality as a key component of sustainable development within the Arctic Council’s work.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report describe the Arctic’s changes and their gender impacts?\",\"answer\":\"It notes that rapid ecological, social, and economic changes are not uniform across the region, and that climate change and other effects can influence Indigenous and non-Indigenous women and men differently depending on place and context.\"},{\"question\":\"What strategy does the report identify to promote gender equality across the Arctic?\",\"answer\":\"It highlights the need for gender-based analysis and gender mainstreaming, supported by consistent and comparable data for understanding realities and inequalities across regions, countries, sectors, genders, and peoples.\"}]","Pan-Arctic Report - April 2021 - Foreword | PDF",1789967591,701]