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What should be the role of Interreg in the future Cohesion Policy? How does Interreg help build a more integrated Europe? Listen to Sabrina Repp from the European Parliament, an active member at the REGI Committee, who is dedicated to supporting regional development. Based in Rostock, just like the Programme’s main office, she took her time to better get to know Interreg Baltic Sea Region projects and share her visions for the future. 

From singular projects to elevated and strategic project platforms: Interreg Baltic Sea Region started its strong capitalisation chapter and welcomed the first 23 applications for project platforms!

The Monitoring Committee meeting held on 13-14 November 2024 ended successfully with several important decisions on shaping the future of the Programme, with the highlights being the selection of 21 new projects for funding and paving the way for upcoming funding opportunities. ​

08 November 2024 Uniting for a sustainable Baltic Sea Region: key takeaways from the EUSBSR Annual Forum 2024 Written by Anna ZaccaroDiscover how stakeholders at the Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region are forging powerful partnerships to tackle...

Almost 50 dedicated applicants met in Riga, Latvia, on 26 September, to dive deep into the nature of project platforms, the Programme’s main capitalisation instrument, and finetune their applications. ​

The Kiel Fjord glittering in the sunshine, ships sounding their horns and seagulls squawking provided yet another perfect Baltic Sea backdrop for the 32nd Annual Conference of the Baltic Sea States Subregional Co-operation (BSSSC) on the 19-20 September 2024. On 20 September, the Interreg Baltic Sea Region team organised a workshop at the conference.​

Discover how Interreg Baltic Sea Region projects are revolutionising maritime safety. Such innovative approaches are essential for ensuring safe navigation in the Baltic Sea.

Discover how Interreg Baltic Sea Region projects are enhancing social resilience. Together, these initiatives are crucial for building a stronger Baltic Sea region.

Interreg says “no” to hazardous chemicals in construction materials, and calls for municipalities to set good examples and inspire others in the Baltic Sea region and beyond. 

MC, PIFs, COs… these abbreviations can sound very confusing when you enter the Interreg world. You will learn them just like I did during these past six months. I am here to tell you about my short journey in the heart of Interreg Baltic Sea Region, in Rostock, Germany. ​