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...
Open Call: e-Bio Business Award 2026 Are you a business that works with bio-based products and uses digital solutions to grow and innovate? This is your opportunity to gain visibility and showcase your work internationally! The e-Bio Business Award, organized...
From 20th to 22nd April 2026, the Flip-EC project partners came together in Brøndby, Denmark, for the third partner meeting of the project. Hosted by Brøndby Municipality, the meeting offered an important opportunity to exchange on recent progress and launch the next...
From 21–23 April, partners of the Climate-4-CAST project gathered in Bytom, Poland, for an in-person consortium meeting, marking another important step as the project moves into its final phase. The main outcome of the meeting was the finalisation of the Climate...
We invite you to join the EnTRA Knowledge Community, established within the project platform EnTRA. The EnTRA Knowledge Community is a collaborative network of stakeholders, who engage in structured learning and exchange. It brings together public authorities,...
1. Biodegradable food packaging is always sustainable The term “biodegradable” is one of the most misunderstood in packaging. Many people assume that anything labeled this way is automatically harmless for the environment. In reality, biodegradable only means that a...
The SEABAS partners came together in sunny Tallinn, Estonia, last week for one and a half productive days of collaboration. Hosted by the University of Tartu, with support from the Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications, the meeting provided a...
Kai Klein from Baltic Environmental Forum Estonia shares how circular services can turn sustainable living into everyday reality. From daily choices to system change, discover why businesses, governments, and local services are key to making circular living work.
Introduction Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme, BIP courses, have during the past few years, become extremely popular for students and teachers across Europe. In spring 2026 Novia Business in Turku arranged a BIP-course in collaboration with the Interreg BSR...
