Panevėžys, the fifth-largest city in Lithuania with a population of more than 85 000 residents, is a compact urban area where distances between residential districts and the city centre are relatively short and well connected. This creates favourable conditions for...
Below you will find additional articles from and about the Baltic Sea e-Nav project published on external platforms. Furuno Participates in the Baltic Sea eNav Project: Pioneering the Future of Digital Navigation | blog.ecc.no | 07 Jan 2026 | ENG PRIMAR Enhances...
The SUMPs for BSR project has published a comprehensive Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Framework designed to support cities across the Baltic Sea Region in effective Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning (SUMP). Developed by the University of Gdańsk with extensive...
Inside the New “Dimsalen” at Axevalla Folk High School An enhanced learning environment has been inaugurated at Axevalla Folk High School as part of the #schoolchanger project. The classroom “Dimsalen” in the school building has been refurbished based on identified...
On 22 April, ClimaResponse partners attended and observed an exercise organised by Kristiansand Municipality in Norway, bringing together the city’s cross-sectoral Climate Resilience Working Group (CRWG). Participants included representatives from municipal...
During Module 3 of the Climate Budget Training Course, Robert Bialas from the city of Bytom introduced “Green Lungs of Bytom 2030”—a case study that brings urban carbon assets into focus. The presentation revolved around four guiding questions: What is the real carbon...
Platform projects are designed for pushing dissemination of results and solutions after a project ends. Our project partners have been busy as bees in springtime over the past months spreading the word about the REAVES platform, their solutions, tools and and looking...
On 22–23 April, the nine project partners of REDIRECT “Regenerative Tourism in Baltic Sea Region for Resilient Communities towards a Circular Economy” met in Sigulda, Latvia, hosted by Sigulda Municipality. Partners from Poland, Germany, Latvia, Finland, Sweden,...
Developing a New Language for Regenerative Tourism What does regenerative tourism actually look like on the ground, and how do you design experiences that actively restore the places they touch? That is the central question ReTour is working to answer. Bringing...
From 30 March to 1 April, the “Creative Circular Cities” (CCC) project partners met in Gdynia, Poland, for the final CCC Transition Lab. After more than two years of collaboration across the Baltic Sea Region, the meeting provided an opportunity to reflect on...
