Explore Interreg Baltic Sea Region online in the project library

12 Apr 2018

Do you want to know what a certain Interreg Baltic Sea Region project is all about? Are you looking for a speaker for your conference on blue growth, renewable energy or sustainable shipping? Do you need to find out who in your region is working in Interreg? Information about all ongoing projects in Interreg Baltic Sea Region are available in the project library.

You can search the project library of Interreg Baltic Sea Region at projects.interreg-baltic.eu  to get easy access to information about all projects currently ongoing. On top of basic information, such as the partners, budget, and the project’s relation to the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR), you can find project summaries, some 30 project stories, more than 20 videos, and latest project activities on Twitter or Facebook. For detailed statistics, you can download an excel list of beneficiaries to work with – it is renewed at least twice per year.

We update the project library continuously to provide you with fresh and useful information. Later this year, first outputs of the projects will become available. With the library we want to support you, thematic experts, applicants and officials working with Interreg as well as all other European citizens interested in cooperation beyond borders.

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Gearing up for project platforms

Gearing up for project platforms

In a bid to capitalise on the wealth of projects underway in our region, Interreg Baltic Sea Region is getting ready for a call for project platforms. Project partners will take a closer look at the emerging project results and consolidate them to maximise the impact of the cooperation.

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I do believe in the power of Interreg!

I do believe in the power of Interreg!

Blagoveska Riiser, the European Commission representative at the Programme’s Monitoring Committee, shares her thoughts on how she perceives the value and unique features of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme. ​

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A greener future for port operations

A greener future for port operations

The Blue Supply Chains project supports port authorities and operators in decarbonising port operations. It advances electrification, provides strategies for alternative fuels and sets-up green transport chains. Katrin Verner, Maria Tornvall, and Christopher Schnur from the project partner Stena Line explain how a ferry operator can use alternatives for getting goods to people in a greener way.

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