BalticBlue
Baltic Blue Corridor Platform
BalticBlue
PROGRAMME 2021-2027
priority
4 Cooperation governance
objective
4.1 Project platform
Contributing to
1.1 Resilient economies and communities

BalticBlue

The project platform BalticBlue integrates digital navigation tools and services into a structured framework, supporting maritime authorities and intergovernmental organisations in coordinated planning, decision-making, and risk assessment for safe and efficient Baltic Sea navigation. BalticBlue consolidates outcomes from 12 projects.
The Baltic Blue Corridor Platform tackles the urgent need for safer, more resilient, and sustainable maritime transport in the Baltic Sea—one of Europe’s busiest and most ecologically sensitive regions. It addresses challenges such as geopolitical uncertainty, navigation system vulnerabilities, lower-standard vessels, and the complex shift to alternative fuels under the European Green Deal. Combined with harsh weather, seasonal ice, and pollution risks, these factors create a demanding environment for maritime operations. Designed for national authorities, intergovernmental bodies, and policymakers, the platform offers tools and knowledge for safe, efficient navigation. It integrates results from leading EU-funded projects—MaDaMe, ORMOBASS, Baltic Sea eNav, R-Mode Baltic, OpenRisk II, BRISK II, WATERWAYS, DIGIMARIS, MARISEC, Sustainable Flow, NEMO EMSW, ISTLAB, and Efficient Flow—bringing innovations in resilient positioning, real-time digital services, and advanced risk models. Key outputs include actionable recommendations, an operational framework for interoperable digital navigation tools, and strategic insights on maritime risks, developed through stakeholder dialogues, workshops, and cross-border cooperation. Ultimately, the platform promotes a proactive, knowledge-driven approach to maritime safety and sustainability, fostering collaboration and digital innovation for greener, safer, and smarter transport in the Baltic Sea.
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Budgets

BalticBlue
in numbers.
  • 1.00
    Million
    Total
  • 0.80
    Million
    Erdf
  • 0.00
    Million
    Norway
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22 Benefitting organisations Solution(s) in preparation Solution(s) plannedfor use / upscale Pilotactivities 14 Organisationsin the project

BalticBlue
in numbers.

  • 60.449063222.2960205
  • 53.32878413.0729662
  • 58.591574616.1988155
  • 60.470814426.9485324
  • 61.477047921.7915543
  • 55.336682211.1378114

Project partners

Lead partnerTurku University of Applied Sciences
  • Town
    Turku
  • Region
  • Country
    Finland
  • Region
    Varsinais-Suomi
Total partner budget
252,000.00
German Aerospace Center
  • Town
    Neustrelitz
  • Region
  • Country
    Germany
  • Region
    Mecklenburgische Seenplatte
Total partner budget
176,400.00
Swedish Maritime Administration
  • Town
    Norrköping
  • Region
  • Country
    Sweden
  • Region
    Östergötlands län
Total partner budget
42,000.00
Kotka Maritime Research Association
  • Town
    Kotka
  • Region
  • Country
    Finland
  • Region
    Kymenlaakso
Total partner budget
225,400.00
Satakunta University of Applied Sciences
  • Town
    Pori
  • Region
  • Country
    Finland
  • Region
    Satakunta
Total partner budget
203,000.00
Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA)
  • Town
    Korsør
  • Region
  • Country
    Denmark
  • Region
    Vest- og Sydsjælland
Total partner budget
100,800.00

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