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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International Forum of Low Carbon Tourism 22 Sept 2026
How to make low carbon tourism business successful and turn low carbon tourism experiences fun for the visitors? Welcome to the international Forum “Less Carbon – Double the Fun” to network and co-create low carbon future of tourism! The Forum will bring key...
Flip-EC showcases behavioural energy efficiency at European Sustainable Energy Week 2026
On 10th and 11th of June, Flip-EC Project Lead Alvine Datchoua-Tirvaudey from the Hanseatic City of Lübeck’s Building Management Department (Hansestadt Lübeck Gebäudemanagement, Fachbereich Planen und Bauen) represented our project at the joint stand “Cohesion Policy:...
Review of piloting activity
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SEABAS project platform delivers first two reports
The SEABAS project platform consortium has finalized the first two deliverables of the project; A scoping report analyzing 13 projects targeting the environmental component in Baltic Sea maritime spatial planning (D1.1), and a description of a methodological framework...
Open Solutions for Stronger Social Innovation Ecosystems
The RESIST project has developed a comprehensive set of practical solutions to support policymakers, innovation support organisations, social innovators, regional development agencies, universities, clusters, and other ecosystem actors. Together, these resources...
Field Visits to GYPREG Demonstration Sites in Poland
The visit brought together students and representatives of AGH University of Science and Technology, together with experts from the Tylicz Research Station. Demonstrating the Benefits of Gypsum Participants learned about the objectives of the GYPREG project and its...
New GYPREG Research Publications from Poland
These publications contribute valuable knowledge on how gypsum can improve soil structure, reduce nutrient losses, and support sustainable agricultural production. A study published in Scientific Reports (2026) examined the effects of gypsum amendments on soil...
From first conversations to future solutions: Building the energy transition in Fredericia Denmark
Article written by Maria Bejer Clausen The energy transition often starts with a simple question: Where do we begin? As part of the Energy Circle project, Business Fredericia builds on this role by helping companies take the first steps toward a more...
New Change(K)now! Training Program: Helping Cities Move from Single-Use to Reusable Food Packaging
"Transition to Circular Food Delivery Systems (FDS): Institutional Catering, Takeaway, and Events" is the new Change(K)now! training developed for municipalities, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers working on institutional catering, takeaway services, and event-based...










