As Easy Energy comes to a close after three years, we asked our partners one question: what positive change has the project brought to your region? Their answers, recorded as short audio clips from Germany, Denmark, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Finland, keep...
On 26 October 2026, our project partner Stowarzyszenie Otulina Podkrakowska hosted a closing meeting for the Easy Energy project. Representatives of the Polish municipalities involved came together to look back on three years of joint work. The meeting reviewed the...
At the last project meeting in Lund, Sweden we asked everyone to share their thoughts on the project and its achievements and these are their answers: From concept to practice Partners described the importance of making nutrient recycling more understandable and...
In July 2025, Anykščiai District Municipality in Lithuania launched a reusable container system for takeaway food as part of Change(K)now!. A year later, the containers are used not only in cafés but also at children’s camps, the town festival, an international sports...
As part of MI-RAP's ongoing work in the Vaasa region, local music and cultural organisations recently came together in Jakobstad/Pietarsaari for a workshop exploring how a shared understanding of the regional music ecosystem could strengthen collaboration across...
Over the past three years, Change(K)now! has tested and promoted reusable food and beverage packaging solutions, implementing 25 original pilot initiatives in a range of local and organisational settings. The project’s ambition, however, extends beyond these pilots. A...
The OpenRisk II project disseminated its results to the Arctic community at a dedicated session of the Arctic Circle Assembly 2026 which took place 8 –10 October in Reykjavik, Iceland. The Arctic Circle Assembly is the largest annual international gathering on the...
Led by the University of Rostock, APRIORA is an Interreg Baltic Sea Region project that ran from November 2023 to October 2026. It addressed a practical question facing water authorities and utilities: where should investment in advanced wastewater treatment go...
After three years of collaboration across the Baltic Sea Region, CiNURGi is approaching the end of its project period with results to share. The final webinar, CiNURGi Webinar: Final project results, showcased nutrient recycling solutions developed with companies in...
Buildings can be a continuous source of hazardous chemicals entering the environment. A new publication from the Interreg NonHazCity3 project investigates how three substances used in construction materials (TCPP, diuron and 6:2 diPAP) are released into...
