Beyond the Project: eRural Partners Keep Knowledge HUBs Active to Support Rural Businesses
The eRural Resilience project is coming to an end, but the cooperation between partners will continue. All fourteen project partners from across the Baltic Sea Region have agreed to work together for at least three more years, supporting rural businesses become more...
Regional Dialogue with stakeholders in Finland
Lessons from Norway: Advancing Agricultural Plastics Management Through Positive Engagement As part of the CircularFarmPlastics project, Finnish stakeholders recently discussed experiences and lessons learned from Norwayโs approach to agricultural plastics collection...
BSOs Training Workshop at TalTech, Estonia
BSOs TRAINING WORKSHOP โ Hybrid event 16 October 2026 at 9:00 โ 16:00 (EEST, online) Venue: Room SOC-310 School of Business and Governance, TalTech I Akadeemia tee 3, Tallinnย The CIRC-2-ZERO Project held Business Support Organizationsโ Training Workshop...
CREWS Tests Crisis Cooperation Solutions in Warsaw Flood Simulation
The exercise brought together representatives of the City of Warsaw and civil society organisations, including volunteer coordinators from the Warsaw Social Crisis Network. Participants worked through different stages of the simulated flood response, making...
Supporting Recycled Nutrient Fertiliser Production
To support this objective, the project has established Support Centres coordinated by the Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery, Policy Academy of Sciences (IMP-PAN), Research Institutes of Sweden (RISE), and the Natural Resources Institute Finland (LUKE), together with...
From pilots to systems: Change(K)now! closes with a call to scale up reuse
On 23 October 2026, the final conference of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region project Change(K)now!, Reusable Food Packaging Systems โ European Experiences and Solutions, brought together municipalities, businesses, NGOs, researchers and system operators at Gate 21 in...
Biochar can help agriculture meet its climate targets โ but getting it onto farmland remains a challenge
Biochar is widely recognised as a promising climate mitigation measure because it can store carbon in a stable form, thereby contributing to long-term COโ storage. At the same time, several stakeholders point to potential benefits for soil, nutrients, aquatic...
Change(K)now! podcast series: the final episodes are out
The last two episodes of our podcast series on circular food packaging systems are out now, completing the three-part series. After looking at how cities can reduce single-use food packaging, we turn to events and food markets: two settings where reusable solutions...