Gdynia–Krosno Partnership Boosts Intercultural Integration Through Liveability Project
Both cities have recently experienced increased migration, particularly following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. With many newcomers settling in local neighbourhoods and enrolling their children in schools, municipal officials faced an urgent need to...
Aligning Vision with Practice: CCC-2 Core Group Meeting in Hamburg
On 22–23 January, the CCC-2 Core Group met in Hamburg for a two-day working meeting focused on strengthening the project’s overall direction and practical implementation. The meeting provided an opportunity for project partners to step back and reflect on the project...
Transnational cooperation strengthens organisational capacity
A survey among organisations involved in KISMET shows that transnational cooperation has significantly strengthened institutional capacity across the Baltic Sea Region. As of now, 47 organisations from Finland, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Latvia, and Lithuania...
Associated Organisations Engagement Session Highlights Path Toward Regenerative Tourism in the Baltic Sea Region
The event marked a key milestone in co‑developing a regenerative tourism hub for the region, bringing together public authorities, DMOs, NGOs, researchers, and tourism practitioners across 9 countries. The session introduced the RegenT project platform, which...
Workshop 4: Advancing Circular Solutions for Wind Turbine Composites
Composite waste from end-of-life wind turbines is becoming an increasingly urgent challenge across the Baltic and Nordic regions. To address this, the CompositeCircle workshop no. 4 brought together experts from industry, research, and waste management to share...
Local governments across Europe have a vital role in achieving climate neutrality
In the January 2026 edition of Open Access Government, researcher Alina Safronova from the Institute of Energy Systems and Environment at Riga Technical University highlights how local governments can effectively drive progress toward climate neutrality. Her article...
Spruce Bark Could Replace Toxic Chemicals
Maria Hedberg, Umeå University held the microbes back with spruce bark. Spruce Bark Could Replace Toxic Chemicals News published: 27/01/2026 A simple decoction made from spruce bark may offer a better alternative to the harsh chemicals traditionally used to prevent...
Telling the GYPREG story…
BLOG 4. – March 2025: Åland Islands and questionnaires Mid-March 2025, meant a visit to the Åland Islands organized for the John Nurminen foundation staff and few of us from Syke. There was first Bondedag, a big farmers’ event held every other year. There, John...