Ewa Babkiewicz from the University of Warsaw is currently working with our partner in Latvia (Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology), where she is learning the procedure for cleaning samples from lakes in order to isolate and purify microplastic particles so...
Practical master classes were held on the following topics: the use of vegetables and legumes in soups, main dishes, side dishes and technological aspects of cooking. 56 cooks from Riga schools and preschool catering companies participated in the training. In the...
As part of the KISMET project, the partner Vidzeme Planning Region (VPR) is part of one of eight Local Innovation Partnerships, which will all implement piloting activities to improve the food system. VPR will develop a regional food strategy and upgrade the...
The key message from the discussion on youth and sustainability was that sustainability work shouldn’t bring more anxiety to youngsters. Adults must bear the responsibility, and all youth should have spaces to ask about sustainability. When discussing...
More and Romsdal County Council from Norway The Scandinavian Partner of the BSI_4Women Project About the Region Møre and Romsdal County is a rural region located in the northernmost part of Western Norway with approx. 268.000 inhabitants of which 15% are migrants...
About institution: Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology, founded in 1994, is a research institute and an agency of Daugavpils University. The areas of expertise are functioning and health of marine and freshwater ecosystems. LIAE works with such topics as...
Local authorities responsible for promoting renewable energy infrastructure often encounter challenges and uncertainties in implementing effective energy storage solutions. Limited knowledge and capacity hinder progress towards climate neutrality. A case study done in...
Several partners involved in the Blue Supply Chains (BSC) project recently took part in the “Operational steps to establish green shipping corridors as a way to achieve zero-carbon shipping” workshop in Berlin. The workshop emphasized the importance of collaboration,...
Established in 2021, the SUBMARINER Aquaculture Working Group (AWG) serves as a collaborative platform for researchers, companies, public authorities, technology providers, NGOs, entrepreneurs, and other stakeholders. Its primary goals is to address the challenges and...
An overview of the project's dissemination activities during the first phase of project’s implementation. During the first phase of the project's implementation (January 1, 2023 to June 30, 2023), the project idea and initial results were presented at a variety of...
