SafeDRINK partners meet in Latvia to launch joint work on drinking water safety The kick-off meeting of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region project “SafeDRINK – Strengthening Drinking Water Safety Regarding Microplastic Pollution in the Baltic Sea Region” took place over...
As part of the REAVES Platform project, co-funded by the European Union through the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme, the third Games Investment Summit Berlin took place on 5 November. The event was organised by medianet berlinbrandenburg, with support from the...
Cēsis in Latvia, Panevėžys in Lithuania, Greifswald in Germany, Turku in Finland and Gävle in Sweden share some of their activities, experiences and ideas to inspire other cities and perhaps spark ideas for future Mobility Weeks too. On 22 September, Cēsis celebrated...
The publication tells the round goby story backwards, from plate to sea. It brings together what the project learned about consumer acceptance, food safety, processing, selective fishing gear, stocks and business models, and turns those findings into seven...
GIS-Based Risk Mapping for Wastewater-Borne Micropollutants in Receiving Waters From 21 to 24 July 2026, Gdańsk University of Technology hosted the APRIORA One Health Summer School. Under the theme “GIS-Based Risk Mapping for Wastewater-Borne Micropollutants in...
On 2–3 November, Light in the Dark joined tourism professionals, destinations and projects from across the Baltic Sea Region in Helsingør, Denmark, for the Baltic Sea Tourism Forum 2026. Coming at the very end of the Light in the Dark project, the forum...
That question was a good place to start. The limits of the toolbox Looking at the results project by project gives you an impressive inventory. It also gives you a challenge. Each project was built around its own theme, partners and audience, so its...
The final City Blues reports on the implemented watershed pilots have been published on the project website. They summerise what has happened in Aarhus, Malmö, Stavanger, Tampere and Tartu when cities have implemented new nature-based solutions or prepared...
How can agricultural and forestry by-products be transformed into valuable resources? This is the central question behind Rural Symbiosis, a new international project bringing together nine partners from six Baltic Sea Region countries. The project aims to promote...
Maintenance guidance for nature-based solutions brings together the work done in City Blues from the questionnaires and interviews with the partner cities, through the monitoring campaigns in Aarhus, Malmö, Tampere and Berlin, to the development of the BGI...
