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Join our team in Rostock!
16 May 2022 Job offer for Communication Assistant! Join our team in Rostock.Currently, we are looking for a Communication Assistant at the...
Interview with Mayor of Kaunas City
10 May 2022 The Mayor of Kaunas City shares his views on what Interreg can do for citizens Written by Luca ArfiniOur Programme is working with...
Smart ideas and a tailwind with Interreg!
04 May 2022 Smart ideas and a tailwind with Interreg! Written by Niklas Hehenkamp, German Aerospace Center (DLR)Navigating safely in busy waters...
98 proposals for a greener and resilient region!
28 April 2022 98 proposals for a greener and resilient region! Statistics Written by Anna GałygaThe first call of the new Programme 2021-2027 closes...
Enabling the market uptake of biomarkers used in diagnostics and treatment
25 April 2022 Enabling the market uptake of biomarkers used in diagnostics and treatment. Written by Barbara Simell, Turku Science Park LtdIn the...
Interview with Mayor of Guldborgsund Municipality
20 April 2022 “There is knowledge and experience to be found in cooperation with our neighbouring countries.” Interview with Mayor of Guldborgsund...
Celebrating first applications submitted in the new Programme!
5 April 2022 Celebrating first applications submitted in the new Programme! Statistics Written by Anna GałygaPeople with smart ideas on how to make...
Interview with Vice-Chairman of Jelgava Local Municipality
23 March 2022 12 years of transnational cooperation to benefit citizens. Jelgava Local Municipality’s story Written by Luca ArfiniToday we get the...
Interview with Mayor of Turku
16 March 2022 “Working together is a cost-efficient way to develop and make improvements.” Interview with Mayor of Turku, Minna Arve. Written by...
Transnational cooperation with Russia and Belarus suspended
8 March 2022 Transnational cooperation with Russia and Belarus suspended Written by the MA/JS teamFollowing the Russian military aggression...
In cooperation and peace we believe
28 February 2022 In cooperation and peace we believe Written by the team of the Managing Authority/Joint Secretariat ‘Peace is not everything...
Interview with Mayor of Växjö
24 February 2022 At the forefront of sustainability and innovations thanks to Interreg projects Interview with Mayor of Växjö. Written by Luca...
Interview with Deputy Mayor of Tartu
21 February 2022 How Tartu innovated citizens’ life with Interreg Interview with Deputy Mayor Raimond Tamm Written by Luca ArfiniJoining the...
Interview with the Deputy Mayor of Gdansk
17 February 2022 “We tested innovative green technologies that would not have been affordable otherwise.” Interview with the Deputy Mayor of Gdansk....
Call for tender open: External final evaluation of Interreg Baltic Sea Region 2014-2020 Programme
The Managing Authority/Joint Secretariat of Interreg Baltic Sea Region, Investitionsbank Schleswig-Holstein (IB.SH) at Kiel, Germany, opens a call...
New funding: open calls for project applications
8 February 2022 New funding: open calls for project applications Starting on 8 February 2022, we officially open new calls for project applications...
Test your knowledge on the Baltic Sea region!
How much do you know about the Baltic Sea? Are you a true expert in our region: its traditions and history? Check this out by taking part in the...
Bright strategies for a smooth shift to a more resource-efficient economy
Going green with a circular economy is not only necessary to protect our planet and its natural resources, but it is also an opportunity to boost...
How clean shipping brings benefits for the region
Policy makers, researchers and industry should sail in the same direction when working on a better environmental state of Baltic Sea waters and a...
Pivotal role of the local authorities in addressing energy efficiency
Heating, supply of warm water and cooling in private households account for approx. 80% of the overall European energy consumption. In the Interreg...
Showing Europe how ecodesign greens our economy
Reducing waste and ensuring sustainable use of our natural resources can’t be done by one country alone. We need more effective transnational solutions like the two successful examples from the Baltic Sea region and Central Europe show.
Moving towards a single digital market in the Baltic Sea region
The uptake of digital solutions both in the public and private sectors is the key to boost innovation and remain competitive. The Interreg project DIGINNO helped small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), industry associations and policy makers speed up the Baltic Sea region’s transition to a single digital market.
Harnessing the benefits of digitalisation for an eco-efficient maritime industry
Maritime industry in the Baltic Sea region needs innovative ideas to keep up with strict environmental regulations while maintaining competitiveness. Driven by eco-efficiency, the ECOPRODIGI project developed and piloted digital solutions to better measure, visualise and optimise maritime industry processes.
Joint Programming Committee endorsed rules and guidance for applicants for the first calls
The Joint Programming Committee (JPC) gathered together in order to endorse the documents that set the rules and are the basis for the guidance for...
We are hiring!
Work @Interreg Baltic Sea Region Are you interested in what is happening in the Baltic Sea region? Do you believe in European cooperation? Do you...
How citizens drive favorable change in the Baltic Sea region
Interaction between public service providers and citizens is necessary to face the most pressing societal challenges and better respond to the needs...
Register for the first webinar now!
Register for the first webinar now! Register now for the first Interreg Baltic Sea Region webinar on "Innovative societies" organised on 17 November...
Interreg approach to age-friendly green mobility
The GreenSAM project focused on the development of age-friendly green mobility solutions based on the opinions and needs of elderly people. This was...
SAVE THE DATE!
Join our upcoming webinars and learn more about Interreg Baltic Sea Region funding opportunities. Get more information about Interreg Baltic Sea...
Making circular production a reality in the Baltic Sea region and beyond
80 % of the environmental impact of a product is determined during the design phase. This means that key decisions for a circular model of production are taken during this early stage. It is thus fundamental to act as early as possible to create products with a sustainable lifecycle which minimise waste. This is what our #MadeWithInterreg project EcoDesign Circle did by bringing together design centres, professionals, companies, and lecturers from eight countries in the Baltic Sea Region to increase their understanding of and capacities in ecodesign.
Test your knowledge on the Baltic Sea region!
How much do you know about the Baltic Sea? Are you a true expert in our region: its traditions and...
Showing Europe how ecodesign greens our economy
Reducing waste and ensuring sustainable use of our natural resources can’t be done by one country alone. We need more effective transnational solutions like the two successful examples from the Baltic Sea region and Central Europe show.
Moving towards a single digital market in the Baltic Sea region
The uptake of digital solutions both in the public and private sectors is the key to boost innovation and remain competitive. The Interreg project DIGINNO helped small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), industry associations and policy makers speed up the Baltic Sea region’s transition to a single digital market.
Harnessing the benefits of digitalisation for an eco-efficient maritime industry
Maritime industry in the Baltic Sea region needs innovative ideas to keep up with strict environmental regulations while maintaining competitiveness. Driven by eco-efficiency, the ECOPRODIGI project developed and piloted digital solutions to better measure, visualise and optimise maritime industry processes.
We are hiring!
Work @Interreg Baltic Sea Region Are you interested in what is happening in the Baltic Sea region?...
Register for the first webinar now!
Register for the first webinar now! Register now for the first Interreg Baltic Sea Region webinar...
Interreg approach to age-friendly green mobility
The GreenSAM project focused on the development of age-friendly green mobility solutions based on...
Making circular production a reality in the Baltic Sea region and beyond
80 % of the environmental impact of a product is determined during the design phase. This means that key decisions for a circular model of production are taken during this early stage. It is thus fundamental to act as early as possible to create products with a sustainable lifecycle which minimise waste. This is what our #MadeWithInterreg project EcoDesign Circle did by bringing together design centres, professionals, companies, and lecturers from eight countries in the Baltic Sea Region to increase their understanding of and capacities in ecodesign.
How school mayor of Pskov city made urban mobility greener
Lilia Gutsul is a girl who earned the title of school Mayor of Pskov Cycling City for her efforts...
Valuable exchange during the site visits
In connection to the 12th Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, two Interreg Baltic Sea Region projects, cities.multimodal and Baltic Blue Biotechnology Alliance+, had the pleasure to host the representatives of the European Commission.
