WP1 is designed to develop and provide tools, methods and practices for taking indigenous and local knowledge (ILK) into account in land-use planning and decision making.
ILK refers to the knowledge, innovations and practices of indigenous and local communities. The work package aims to respond to serious gaps in integrating ILK to land use planning processes by making values of local people visible and concrete and recognizing them spatially by participatory GIS tools. Best practices guidelines will be created on the basis of accumulated data and effective utilization of critical mass of the project expertise from all working packages.
Outputs from WP1
The use of local knowledge in land use planning in Enontekiö region, Finland – Presentation by Minna Turunen & Inkeri Markkula
Deliverable T1.4.2. – Projhect data for download/Case study Greenland
Markkula et al. 2019. Perinteinen ja paikallinen tieto maankäytön suunnittelussa – Esimerkkinä Enotekiö/Traditional and Local Knowledge in Land Use Planning – The Enontekiö Municipality in the Finnish Saami homeland as an example
Markkula et al. 2019. A Review of Climate Change Impacts on the Ecosystem Services in the Saami Homeland in Finland
Turunen et al. 2019. Relations between forestry and reindeer husbandry in northern Finland – Perspectives of science and practice
Resultater fra workshops i Sarfannguit og Sisimiut maj 2019 afholdt af projektet BuSK
Maps from WP1
