Jointly hosted by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region BATS and Sumps for BSR projects, the event brought together practitioners, policymakers, researchers and mobility experts from across the Baltic Sea Region to explore how cities and regions can make...
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Shaping Resilience: What Can Art and Culture Do for Our Cities?
How can art and culture in public space contribute to societal resilience? This question brought together more than 35 participants from across Europe for the first online meeting of the joint Liveable Cities, NEBHUB 2050 and Future Cities Community. We welcomed urban...
CiNURGi brings Baltic Sea Region experience to 14th International Conference on Sustainable Development
With the project coming to an end in October participation in ICSD 2026 provided an opportunity to share experiences from the Baltic Sea Region with an international audience working on sustainable development. With one of the three topics of the Conference being...
New ways of utilizing green spaces were tested in the Baltic Sea region
What StartSun pilots teach us about building energy communities
Energy communities are often described through technology: solar panels, batteries, electricity sharing and grid connections. The StartSun pilots show that the real story is wider. Shared energy is also about trust, local needs, clear numbers, legal frameworks and...
Living Coast begins its journey at Rødvig Harbour
What can an old harbour building become? A place to cultivate and process seaweed, a learning space for local schools, a meeting point for residents—or perhaps all three? These questions became tangible when the Living Coast partners visited Rødvig Harbour...
Jelgava tests how public buildings can share solar energy
Jelgava’s energy community began with a practical municipal question: could the city cover part of the electricity needs of its public buildings with locally produced solar energy? The city operates schools, libraries, municipal offices, cultural venues and leisure...
Hazardous chemicals: the way forward
On 8–10 September 2026, the Horizon Europe -funded project ZeroPM celebrated its closure in Brussels. At the final conference “Achieving Zero Pollution of Persistent and Mobile Substances: The Way Forward”, about 170 people representing universities, public...
What Can Forest Genetic Monitoring Tell Us? Key Takeaways from Our Recent Transnational Event
How can we tell when a forest population is beginning to lose the genetic diversity it needs to adapt? This question formed part of the discussion during the recent DIVERSE_GENE_WATCH transnational online event, “Forest Genetic Monitoring in the Baltic Sea Region:...
How can the Baltic Sea remain safe, resilient, and sustainable in an increasingly complex maritime environment?
BalticBlue Corridor Platform Project Kick Off Held in Turku, Finland On 8-9 September, maritime experts gathered in Turku, Finland, to launch the BalticBlue Corridor Platform, a new initiative bringing together cutting-edge digital solutions and maritime safety...









