Finding a Pokemon on your city’s main square or playing tennis in your living room with a handheld pointer – these examples of augmented reality have reached millions of people. Screen industries which develop, produce and sell such games have a huge potential to cross-innovate traditional sectors. But virtual and augmented reality are rarely used outside gaming. Read about how Interreg catalysed innovation by connecting screen industries with education, health and tourism.
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Interreg transnational cooperation: working for a greener Europe
Transnational partnerships in Interreg projects all around Europe work together to improve water and air quality, better protect the nature, and promote recycling and waste management. Read the publication to learn more about successful projects, which bring European...
Interreg presence in the ‘reduce-reuse-rethink’ spirit at the EU Strategy Forum
Environmental challenges cannot be solved by each country separately. By sharing knowledge and exploring new terrain, transnational cooperation enables to tackle such pressing issues. This was well reflected at the discussions held during this year’s Annual Forum of...
Greetings from Russia – vivid cooperation ongoing
Just in time, at the peak of implementing 123 Interreg Baltic Sea Region cooperation projects, the Russian Federation has become a fully-fledged member of the Programme. Numerous projects have taken on board Russian partners. They help tackle challenges that go beyond...
A chemical trick to make the Baltic Sea waters clearer
There is something that house cleaning products, brie cheese and a pile of animal manure have in common. That is an pungent and unpleasant smell. A reason behind the bad odour is the chemical compound ammonia. The smell ammonia spreads is as bad as it’s harmful for the environment. Therefore, partners within the Baltic Slurry Acidification project joined forces to reduce the ammonia emitted from farms.
Apply to organise and host the 2020 Strategy Forum
A call for applications for the organisation of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region Forum 2020 is open. Applicants need to follow a two-step procedure to assure strong applications with national support. ©Ardo Kaljuvee/Estonian Foreign Ministry Interreg...
“I want to make ferries visible on Google maps”
Ferries are moving people all across the Baltic Sea region, be it from Kiel to Helsinki or just across Rostock’s river Warnow. But often, it’s hard to find them as a travel alternative to airplanes or local busses. The Real Time Ferries project (RTF) works to change this situation. Johan Östling from the Swedish RTF partner RISE Viktoria explains how the RTF idea will overcome the project duration and why placing a hackathon on board a ferry can be a great move.
Let’s talk about achievements: Programme Conference wrap-up (photo gallery)
Three Lübeck-related Nobel Prize winners, five keynote speeches, two moderated discussions, one presentation on stage, 16 parallel sessions, 111 projects, 300 participants and eight hours of a joint event – this is a simple summary of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region...
Best pictures are made with Interreg!
How to show the transnational cooperation, grasp the essence of a project or show the project result in just one picture? Interreg Baltic Sea Region projects have risen to the challenge and eagerly joined a photo competition. Best pictures by BalticLINes, IWAMA,...
Twelve projects approved to capitalise on project results
At its meeting on 10-11 April in Lübeck, the Monitoring Committee of Interreg Baltic Sea Region selected twelve projects for funding. This includes three platform projects and nine extension stage projects. Both types of projects are meant to capitalise on the results...