CBA projects have taken a variety of forms in Inuit regions, including projects assessing vulnerability where the aim is to work with communities to illustrate how individual and household behavior, decision making, and social networks can underpin efforts to manage climate change impacts; projects actually developing, implementing, and evaluating adaptations supported by government programs; and initiatives focusing on building skills, fostering social learning for adaptation, and sharing knowledge on current and projected climate change impacts. A diversity of community–researcher partnership has evolved in CBA projects, with some guided by formally negotiated partnership agreements, although the majority of projects proceed based on informal agreements.