The Baltic Sea Tourism Forum 2026 #BSTF2026 will take place in beautiful Helsingør (Elsinore), Denmark, with a networking programme on 2 November and the main Forum day on 3 November 2026! BSTF 2026 is organised by the EUSBSR Policy Area Tourism Coordinators together...
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SmartAging Podcast – Key Takeaways: Business & Piloting Perspective
This episode hosted by IKIGAIA Ltd, features Peter Green (Rehaboo) and Antti Pellinen (Hoivita), two serial entrepreneurs building digital health solutions for elderly care and rehabilitation. Both companies are participating in the SmartAging project funded by...
One football game at the time towards a circular economy
To connect the dots from toilets to nutrient recycling, one needs to know that human urine contains nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus, which when properly recycled, can help grow crops and nourish urban green spaces. There is untapped potential for nutrient...
Closing the loop on composites: Recycling, life cycle assessment, and cross‑border collaboration
Authors: Eemeli Seppänen, Rathish Rajan, Michail Beliatis, Christina Tsitsiva Recycling methods for wind turbine blades The CompositeCircle project addresses sustainability challenges related to composite materials through international collaboration, with a...
RegenT partners meet in Kurzeme to advance regenerative tourism practices
Hosted at Nature Park Laumas near Talsi, by partner Kurzeme Planning Region, the meeting marked an important milestone in the project’s progress towards synthesising regenerative tourism practices across the Baltic Sea Region. Over three days, partners reviewed...
HAZGONE releases v1.0 of the Inventory of Key Employable Solutions on hazardous substances
The HAZGONE project has released version 1.0 of the Inventory of Key Employable Solutions. Developed within GoA 1.1, the inventory sets an important foundation for the HAZGONE platform and its wider objective of connecting upstream and downstream measures for improved...
BATS Heads to Denmark! Partners Explore Year-round Active Mobility from Kalundborg to Copenhagen
The meeting opened fittingly in Kalundborg, BATS's Danish city partner, with a bike ride. Guided by the local team, partners cycled along the city's BATS experiment corridor, a cycling route that has been quietly transformed into a testing ground for year-round...
III Design Thinking Camps – Improving Platform mocap for next-stage implementation
The CIRC-2-ZERO project held its third Design Thinking Camps (24.-26. March 2026), hosted by the project partner Kraków Technology Park, brought the project consortium together in Kraków, Poland. These intensive three-day camps focused on development and refinement of...
Presenting our partners: FIPIF
The Finnish Plastics Industry Federation (FIPIF) is a trade and employer organization representing companies in the plastics sector, including those that use plastics as raw materials, process them, and recycle them. In the CompositeCircle project, FIPIF contributes...
Presenting our partners: Btech
Aarhus University’s Department of Business Development and Technology (Btech) brings their expertise of business model development and digital data/technologies to the CopositeCircle project. With the increasing urgency of transitioning to a circular economy, Btech’s...









