New MI-RAP website
Our new MI-RAP website is online!We are excited to launch the new MI-RAP website — a central space to explore what the project is about and to access the tools, resources and practical results developed throughout the programme. The website brings together MI-RAP’s...
MI-RAP spotlighted cross-sector collaboration and innovation at Tallinn Music Week
At Tallinn Music Week, MI-RAP (Music Industry Resilience Acceleration Programme) presented two TechTrack events that highlighted innovation, musictech, and the wider music ecosystem, while also introducing the newly launched MI-RAP Online Resource Hub. On Friday, 10...
Meet-Up in Bydcoszcz
The MI-RAP team met in Bydgoszcz on 18–19 March 2026 for its fifth partnership meeting. Over two days, partners looked at how MI-RAP can continue beyond the project, especially in connection with the Music Cities Network, and discussed what future cooperation could...
New Report Maps Circular Economy Opportunities at Port of Norrköping
The preparatory study, conducted by researchers from RISE Research Institutes of Sweden and VTI Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute, specifically aims to: Describe the pilot objectives and scope Map selected waste and material streams...
CiNURGi participation in BIOECONOMY 2030+ conference in Pulawy, Poland
Ksawery Kuligowski presented a poster entitled “Production of pelletized Recycled Nutrient Fertilizers from various waste feedstocks on-site in a mobile installation and their agronomic validation via greenhouse studies”, showcasing results from the CiNURGi...
Climate resilience is security: why the Baltic Sea Region must prepare for the crises most likely to come
By Katie Goldie-Ryder and Amy Delis, Council of the Baltic Sea States Many countries in the Baltic Sea Region are stepping up their defence preparedness. This is both understandable and necessary in a time of geopolitical uncertainty. Yet another, now...
SEABAS Joins the Discussions to Bridge Maritime Spatial Planning Across Borders at a NESBp Workshop in Gdansk
SEABAS took part in the Synthesis Workshop: Nature Conservation AND MARITIME Spatial Planning – Let’s Talk a Common Language!, an in-person meeting held in Gdansk, Poland on 30-31 March 2026. The event was organized by NESBp (Northern European Sea Basins project),...
Youth Engagement Activities Catalogue is now published
We proudly present the SchoolChanger Youth Engagement Activities Catalogue that is a compact, practical toolkit designed to put young people at the centre of learning and local change. Whether you’re a teacher, youth worker, or community leader, this catalogue gives...