


Human impact on lakes: Study of chemical anthropogenic indicators
Photo: Collecting water samples for analysis. Water quality analysis in lakes as a key indicator of biogenic element content and environmental assessment: Water quality analysis in lakes is crucial for understanding the overall content of biogenic...
University of Latvia hosts 82nd scientific conference – inviting target groups to discuss “Water resources management and innovations”
On April 10th, during the 82nd scientific conference of the University of Latvia, PhD Rūta Ozola-Davidāne and Dr. georg. Oskars Purmalis organised the “Water resources management and innovations” section of the event. This cooperation between the Latvian...
Developing baseline scenarios together with stakeholders in Tampere
In Tampere, nature-based solutions are planned for storm water retention and treatment in Lake Iides that is part of Viinikanoja catchment area. The pilot area is a green area by Vuohenoja stream, located about 5 km east from the city centre. To prevent...
The Farmers’ Parliament (ZSA): Reaching for the end-users
Through its stakeholders, mainly – farmers, ZSA aims to improve nutrient availability through the diversification of nutrient sources. These stakeholders are interested in testing and demonstrating the application of nutrients recovered from various side...
Interreg.no Recognizes and Supports BSI_4Women
We are excited to announce that BSI_4Women, a pivotal project led by Rzeszow Regional Development Agency with the engagement of Møre og Romsdal fylkeskommune, has received significant acknowledgment from Interreg.no. This recognition from such a renowned entity...
WMT Publication: case studies on civil society making sustainability transitions!
We make transition! project engages local authorities, civil society actors and business in co-creative processes to enhance cooperation for eco-social sustainability. One of the core aims is to improve understanding of the role and added value of active civil...
In addressing data breaches – What do they look like and how can they be prevented?
Data breaches are increasing in amount, and they are not only a risk to the system itself but also to individuals whose data are part of the data layer. Therefore, data breaches don’t only pose an economic threat but also are a major challenge to the public...
Transforming Urban Mobility: Introducing the Model for experimenting with active mobility measures
The cities of the BSR are recognizing the importance of prioritising walking and cycling over car-centred plans to enhance mobility options. Nevertheless, large-scale infrastructure projects can be cumbersome and resource-heavy to implement, particularly for smaller...