“Platforms are a new funding instrument in Interreg Baltic Sea Region to make more out of the results of a single project, and we are looking forward to an interesting learning experience by working with the platforms,” stressed Susanne Scherrer, director of the...
Interreg Baltic Sea Region opens two targeted calls to advance ongoing projects through an extension or through merging related projects into a project platform. The calls are open until 31 January 2019. ©Stefanie Maack What funding is offered by Interreg Baltic Sea...
Bricks are everywhere in the Baltic Sea region. They are historical witnesses of the middle ages in northern European coastal countries. This authenticity and the common architectural language associated with medieval brick buildings are the focus of the association...
Are you a dedicated supporter of cooperation beyond borders in the overall Baltic Sea region? Are you convinced that countries around the Baltic Sea should work together to find joint solutions to common challenges? Would you like to see examples how transnational...
Interreg Baltic Sea Region funds cooperation to contribute to a more innovative, better accessible and accessible region. 31 projects presenting new ideas how to reach out towards these goals have recently been selected by the Monitoring Committee. Check on the...
As many as 31 new projects will receive funding within the framework of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme 2014-2020. The Monitoring Committee of Interreg Baltic Sea Region met in Tallinn on 19-20 September 2018 to select most promising transnational projects to...
The health sector is facing great challenges in all countries around the Baltic Sea: demographic change, more and more people with chronic diseases and a declining number of doctors, in particular in rural areas. One important solution aiming for better treatment of patients is eHealth.
It’s been ten years since the global financial crisis expanded from the United States to the European Union. Among other negative effects, the Baltic Sea region was unpleasantly surprised by an emigration crisis in the east and intensive immigration to the west of the...
Despite the progressing age of communities in the Baltic Sea region, needs of the elderly are not being sufficiently addressed by producers of furniture and home equipment. In the project BaltSe@nior co-financed by Interreg Baltic Sea Region, by developing prototypes of intelligent furniture and upgrading design trends, companies are offered thriving opportunities to develop more suitable products for the elderly.
Establishing more sustainable and competitive energy systems that have a less harmful impact on the environment are among the core challenges for the Baltic Sea region. Two Interreg projects, AREA 21 and LowTEMP, unlock energy efficiency potential by triggering public and private strategic partnerships for energy production and management and by offering low temperature district heating technology for more efficient heating systems.
