Project selection and outlook for the future!
On 1 December 2023, Monitoring Committee members from all Programme countries met for the last time this year. Have a look at the decisions taken!
How Interreg kicked off green transport corridors
27 November 2023 How Interreg kicked off green transport corridors #25yearsIBSR Written by Elena Kolosova The regions worked together to bring the regional perspective to the development of the EU transport corridors. Through transnational cooperation, they created...
New learnings and connections at Lead Partner Seminar
21 November 2023 New learnings and connections at Lead Partner Seminar Written by Viktoria Nilsson A collaborative spirit and enthusiasm to deliver solutions to the shared challenges in the Baltic Sea region marked the recent Lead Partner seminar in Berlin. Paving the...
Achievements that inspire: project visits in Riga
Cooperation projects bring together people and organisations across borders, paving the way for joint endeavours that drive real change. Recently, our project partners in Riga showcased their achievements and future plans for development, all aimed at making the region greener and more inclusive. The Riga project visits left us feeling inspired and convinced that such projects slowly but steadily improve the lives of residents in our region.
How Interreg pushed maritime spatial planning
07 November 2023 How Interreg pushed maritime spatial planning #25yearsIBSR Written by Elena KolosovaThe countries around the Baltic Sea have been working together in order to plan the use of the Sea space and its resources in a sustainable way. Through transnational...
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Project selection and outlook for the future!
On 1 December 2023, Monitoring Committee members from all Programme countries met for the last time this year. Have a look at the decisions taken!
How Interreg kicked off green transport corridors
27 November 2023 How Interreg kicked off green transport corridors #25yearsIBSR Written by Elena Kolosova The regions worked together to bring the regional perspective to the development of the EU transport corridors. Through transnational cooperation, they created...
New learnings and connections at Lead Partner Seminar
21 November 2023 New learnings and connections at Lead Partner Seminar Written by Viktoria Nilsson A collaborative spirit and enthusiasm to deliver solutions to the shared challenges in the Baltic Sea region marked the recent Lead Partner seminar in Berlin. Paving the...
How Interreg pushed maritime spatial planning
07 November 2023 How Interreg pushed maritime spatial planning #25yearsIBSR Written by Elena KolosovaThe countries around the Baltic Sea have been working together in order to plan the use of the Sea space and its resources in a sustainable way. Through transnational...
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Celebrate with us!
For the past 25 years, the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme has been bringing together experiences, perspectives and cultures of people living and working around the Baltic Sea. The Programme has enabled thousands of organisations to connect and cooperate in projects as if there were no borders.
Visit our celebration’s page in order to:
- Explore the fascinating time capsules with Interreg achievements
- Get inspired by personal highlights and memories of many people
- Discover the projects that have made a difference in the region
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Cooperation at its best
With experience and EU funding, we help organisations from countries around the Baltic Sea to cooperate and put their ideas into practice. These ideas need to fit into one of four thematic priorities and help build Innovative societies (Priority 1), Water-smart societies (Priority 2), Climate-neutral societies (Priority 3) or Cooperation governance (Priority 4).
By bringing together cultures, perspectives and expertise do we get the best ideas and joint solutions for a green and resilient Baltic Sea region.
