Roundtable discussion was organized by Region Kalmar County (Sweden), the Water Core Group of Euroregion Baltic and the Interreg Baltic Sea Region project “Waterman”. This event highlighted the increasing importance of water resilience across Europe, transitioning...
Earlier this month Franz Oldopp of the project partner naturwind took part in a workshop organized by the ECOLE project in Grenoble to exchange on approaches promoting the greening of industrial areas. The ECOLE project brings together regional development actors and...
Culinary tourism has shifted from being a secondary activity to a primary driver of travel decisions, reflecting the global surge in interest in food culture and authentic dining experiences. The manual is produced by culinary tourism experts Hubert Gonera and...
The RESIST partner Lithuanian Innovation Centre (LIC) recently conducted a successful piloting workshop in Vilnius, bringing together representatives from two business support organizations, including the LIC’s own business support team. The objective of this...
A Vision for more livable cities The Liveability Project is dedicated to designing public services for resilient neighbourhoods and fostering vibrant, sustainable, and inclusive urban spaces. The Liveable City label—focused on small- and medium-sized cities—encourages...
In the pursuit of a sustainable future, the CiNURGi project brings together a consortium of 24 partners, spanning research institutes, industry leaders, and government agencies, to develop a circular economy for nutrients within the Baltic Sea Region. Each...
These small teams from the 4th cohort of the BSR Go Abroad program punch above their weight, offering niche solutions with big impacts: • PARAL (Denmark): A sensor-based vest delivering clinical-grade ECG measurements for continuous cardiac monitoring. • Nöösker Mead...
The webinar brought together two Interreg projects, Light in the Dark, co-funded by Interreg Baltic Sea Region and the Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic project GLOW2.0. Collectively the projects cover eight countries. The aim of the webinar was to share...
On January 31, 2025, Primary School No. 61 in Gdańsk played host to an innovative workshop focused on valorizing school bio-waste through composting. FoodLoops project is dedicated to supporting and facilitating the separation of unavoidable bio‐waste at its source...
On Friday, 31 January, the Pauls Stradiņš Museum of Medical History hosted a co-creation workshop titled Culture and Health. The event brought together representatives from Latvia’s Ministries of Culture, Health, and Welfare to assess the current state of...
