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The Nunatsiavut Government Research Advisory Committee meets once a month, with the exception of August. Please keep these facts in mind when submitting an application.

To assist with a comprehensive and timely review, the research application asks for the following general information:

• A non-technical proposal that outlines the purpose, methods, and timing of the proposed research;
• The project’s value to Nunatsiavut;
• A communication strategy for research results;
• Relevant licenses and permits required for the project.

The Nunatsiavut Government requires any non-beneficiary conducting research on Labrador Inuit Lands to have a Land Use permit from the Lands Division. If the research involves any wildlife sampling activity, a Permit to Access Labrador Inuit Lands for the Purposes of Harvesting is required. Finally, if the research involves an Archeological Investigation, a permit is required from the Archaeology Division.

The research application and associated permits are available for download below.