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        Katarina Inga

        Research Associate

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      • katarina.inga@sei.org
      • +46 73 805 5245
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      Katarina Inga is a Research Associate at SEI Headquarters – Governance and Institutions Unit.

      She works on the ‘EnTruGo’ project, that focuses on the impact of hydropower on traditional Sámi lands, eg how (failure in) hydropower governance affects trust between the involved parties and the consequences this has for sustainability.

      Katarina comes to SEI from a position with the Country Administrative Board of Norrbotten, the unit for natural resources and reindeer herding. She holds MSc degrees in both biology and environmental law.

      Internationally she has represented Sámi indigenous perspectives within the Arctic Council’s working group for conservation of Arctic flora and fauna, and held positions with among other the Swedish Sámi Association and the Sámi Council.

      Publications by Katarina Inga

      • Assessing cascading effects from multiple hazards: an example from Sweden
      • Samers förtroende för förvaltningen av vattenkraft: en enkätstudie
      • Transformado el poder a través de la investigación climática
      • Shifting power through climate research
      • Forage quality in tundra grasslands under herbivory: Silicon-based defences, nutrients and their ratios in grasses
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      Perspectives by Katarina Inga

      • Shifting power through research: 10 authors, 10 reflections
      • Transformando las dinámicas de poder mediante la investigación: 10 autoras, 10 reflexiones
      • Sámi lands and hydroelectric power in Sweden – what's the potential to redress harm and injustice?
      • Omprövningen av vattenkraften på samiska marker – vilka möjligheter finns att adressera skador och orättvisor?

      Projects and tools with Katarina Inga

      • EnTruGo
      • HydroHazards
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