Register and join online seminar «Towards updated Coastal Planning and Development Recommendations for the Baltic Sea Region»!
During the seminar – participants will get introduced to several best practices of coastal strategies and development principles aligned to contemporary challenges (with examples from Finland, Lithuania and Latvia). Furthermore, participants will get informed...
Repair, Create, Innovate. Tech-Park Kaunas and Kaunas Makerspace share their hands-on approach to a circular economy
“With traditional resource use skyrocketing and economies accelerating at unsustainable rates, there is an urgent need to transition from the conventional linear model—which often leads to waste after single-use—to a circular approach that reuses resources...
Helsinki-Uusimaa Circular Transition Arena – Sharing economy and sustainable use of built space
The Helsinki-Uusimaa Circular Transition Arena connected various civil society and small business actors with the region’s Circular Hub initiative and representatives of the municipalities in the region. The Helsinki-Uusimaa Circular Hub forms an innovation ecosystem...
Well-being days in Saldus and Broceni
Taking Care of Yourself is Not Selfishness, It’s Love: Saldus Municipality Hosts Well-Being Days With the aim to promote mental well-being and to acquire participants for the Arts on Prescription pilot programme, Saldus Municipality recently organised Well-Being...
Energy infrastructure in Latvia
Development to date Latvia’s energy system is largely based on renewable resources, primarily hydropower from the Daugava River, supplemented by wind, solar, and biomass. While natural gas imports cover energy shortages, the country aims to increase wind and...
Upcoming Event – Open Webinar: “Circular Nutrients for a Sustainable Baltic Sea Region” on 18 November
The CiNURGi project supports the implementation of the Baltic Sea Regional Nutrient Recycling Strategy. The project aims to encourage the creation and development of a circular economy for nutrients. To achieve this, the project will develop and promote standards...
Võru region region Farm to School pilot
Why we need Farm to School? Wider use of local organic food in public catering has an impact on the state of the environment, children’s health, local business and the image of the region. The Farm to School initiative is a good opportunity to strengthen the...
Liveability Design Approach showcased at 60th ISOCARP World Planning Congress
Our project partner Gdansk University of Technology was thrilled to present our Liveability Design Approach at the recent 60th “Reinventing The (In)visible Cities” in the historic city of Siena, Italy. This congress brought together urban leaders, policy experts, and...
