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SUDARCO: Providing updated knowledge needed for a sustainable management for the future Arctic Ocean

The programme SUDARCO stands for Sustainable Development of the Arctic Ocean, lead by the Norwegian Polar Institute, and funded by FRAM – High North Research Centre for Climate and the Environment. Participation by Akvaplan-niva, Institute of Marine Reserach, Norwegian Meteorological Institute, NILU – Norwegian Institute of Air Reserach, NIVA – Norwegian Institute of Water Reserach, NORCE – Norwegian Research Centre, Norwegian Polar Institute, UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, UNIS – The University Center in Svalbard. As the Arctic warms and sea ice retreats, previously inaccessible areas are becoming accessible and new economic prospects are being unveiled, paving the way for increased commercial activity. Expectations of increased human activity create the need for updated governance instruments and policies. This requires an integrated management approach, for which we need a reliable understanding of the newly accessible and soon to be accessible regions. Our overarching goals are therefore to identify and collect the core observations needed to understand the newly accessible marine environment and ecosystem, and to synthesize and communicate the knowledge needed to ensure safe and sustainable use of these areas.