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...
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...
On 20.- 21.May, partners of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region project eRural Resilience gathered in Kaunas for a partner meeting focused on validating and refining the project’s methodologies for launching e-bio-businesses based on piloting results, as well as planning...
A central focus of the meeting was the first CREWS pilot action, which took place on 28 April in Jelgava, Latvia. Organised by the Jelgava Digital Centre, the tabletop exercise tested a new digital tool for communication and coordination between spontaneous...
CIRC-2-ZERO brings together partners from across the Baltic Sea region with diverse expertise, working collaboratively to accelerate the shift to a circular, zero-waste future. By combining expertise in research, innovation, business development, and sustainability...
Are you interested in climate change adaptation, spatial planning, and coastal development in the Baltic Sea Region? We invite municipalities, planners, regional and national public authorities, researchers, NGOs, and other stakeholders from across the Baltic Sea...
We invite you to join the online lecture by Kadri Põldmaa: 📅 28 May 2026 🕛 12:15 CET 🎤 “Pest Common Data Space for Recording and Sharing Information on Plant Pests and Pathogens Emerging in the Baltic Sea Region” During the conference, the Pest Space team will...
DIVERSE_GENE_WATCH joined the “Day of Life Sciences, Biotechnology, and Bioeconomy” in Vilnius on 13 May 2026, contributing to discussions on current developments shaping the future of the biotechnology and bioeconomy sectors. A key part of the programme focused on...
From 11 to 13 May, the Climate-4-CAST project participated in the 17th Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) in Tallinn, Estonia. This year's forum was titled “Co-Governing Resilience: Shaping Secure, Connected and Thriving Societies”,...
When navigating the Baltic Sea, seafarers rely on products and services provided by multiple national maritime authorities. This makes Baltic Sea-wide cooperation in the development of next-generation S-100 products not only logical, but essential for providing the...
