Green and resilient region
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Do you have a smart project idea how to bring in innovative, water-smart and climate-neutral solutions for the benefit of people around the Baltic Sea? Do you want to develop and apply your solutions transnationally in regions around the Baltic Sea? Would you like to show how the EU values stand for real actions?
If you answer – yes – to these questions, please check this page regularly for new calls for project applications.
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For core projects
Innovative, waters-smart & climate-neutral societies
Core projects
Core projects are the main tool to deliver the change Interreg Baltic Sea Region aims at. All core projects are requested to prepare, pilot and transfer practical and durable solutions to the challenges they choose to tackle. These challenges must correspond to one of the Programme objectives within the priorities of Innovative societies, Water-smart societies or Climate-neutral societies.
The main results of the core project are increased capacities of the target groups to deal with the defined challenges. The target groups are organisations that have the competencies to influence the challenge and are interested in the solutions. Hence, reaching out to the target groups and involving them in the preparation of the solution, piloting and transfer are crucial for the success of the core projects.
This call for applications is closed. 24 core projects were selected for funding.
For the focused call
Priority 2: Water-smart societies: Programme objective 2.1: Sustainable waters
Core projects tackling the challenge of hazardous submerged objects and
dumped munition in the Baltic Sea
The Programme responds to the strategic, political relevance and urgency of the topic and the need for establishing long-lasting procedures to remediate the challenge. The call for applications addresses the critical challenge of hazardous submerged objects and dumped munition in the Baltic Sea. The Programme seeks core project applications that develop solutions for tackling this challenge, for example, through remediation and salvage, monitoring of polluting substances and harmonising the legal framework for handling these objects and munition in the whole Programme area.
This call for applications is closed. The Monitoring Committee will meet in December 2023 to select the projects.
For small projects
Innovative, waters-smart & climate-neutral societies
Small projects
Small projects aim at facilitating easier access to the Programme, in particular for those partners that have not previously participated in the Programme. Applying for a small project and implementing a small project is much simpler when compared to the core projects. For example, the budget of a small project is smaller than a regular project. The work plan consists of one work package and it may be implemented by small partnerships.
In small projects, partners are encouraged to develop practical and durable outputs and solutions for challenges in the region. These challenges need to correspond to one of the Programme objectives. Small projects should increase capacity of the target groups to deal with the identified challenges during and after the end of the project implementation.The development of solutions is not obligatory in small projects. However, activities need to go beyond pure networking and knowledge exchange.
This call for applications is closed. 13 small projects were selected for funding.
For Strategy Forums
Cooperation governance
Organisation of the Strategy Forums of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region
The Programme provides funding to applicants to prepare and organise the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region Forum, usually once a year, from 2023 till 2028. For each Strategy Forum, a separate application must be submitted. More information you will find here.
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