Between the successful Kick-off Meeting in Hamburg, Germany on 7 and 8 of March and the upcoming Service Design Workshop in Vejle, Denmark on the 8 to 10 of May, the partnership is flourishing by exchanging experiences about sustainable food fields. Furthermore by...
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Paving the way for liveable cities in the BSR
What makes a city liveable? - How can a city design and provide positive environments to make it more liveable? – How can cities enable people to help shape the transformation process? Answers to these questions are being explored in the project "Liveability -...
BALTIPLAST Project- Behind the Scenes
The key actors in each group of activity, including the benchmarking of best practices, implementing strategic and, soft solutions, developing technical and technological solutions, and implementing measures at the household level, were identified. The partners...
Innovative public procurement discussed in the PPI4cities meeting in Lithuania
Innovative solutions can in turn enhance the attractiveness of cities. Thus, as cities in the Baltic Sea region and around the world compete increasingly to attract the best talent, the ability of municipalities and their institutions to procure and apply innovative...
Renovation wave in the countries of the Baltic Sea region
The starting point of a sustainable renovation is always an individual decision of the building owner, balancing expected benefits and costs. Although today there is an abundance of information on any topic, including the energy efficiency of buildings, it is easy to...
NURSECOAST II seeking alternative wastewater treatment solutions
NURSECOAST-II is a pioneering project that unites 17 partner organizations from 8 countries in the Baltic Sea Region, aimed at mitigating the seasonal increase in wastewater production and nutrient discharges in tourist areas around the Baltic Sea. The project will...
BALTIPLAST kicks-off: Joining Forces for a Cleaner Baltic Sea Region
During this three-day event, working clusters have been identified within the consortium of eighteen project partners representing six different countries from the Baltic Sea Region. The diverse and complex issue of single-use plastics was debated and actions to fight...
“Does tourism play a role in causing surface water pollution?”
On the 1st of March the Gulbene Municipality and Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology organized a webinar “Does tourism play a role in causing surface water pollution?” Participants of the event were informed about the project “Lakes connect” and its goals, about the...
Second online meeting of partners
This was the second project online meeting attended by all partners. At the beginning there was a reminder of the rules and deadlines for reporting the first period of the project. During the meeting, the participants presented and discussed the current research tasks...
Testing of methods for sampling microplastics from sand on the beach and water surface in Latvia
At the end of March research assistant Valentina Burdukovska from the Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology went to Kurzeme region in Latvia to test out microplastic sampling methods for beach sand and water surface, as well as to inform local inhabitants about the...












