Online workshop within the 11th EUSBSR Annual Online Forum 6 October 202010:00–12:00 CEST There is good evidence for the positive effects of arts on health and well being, both in prevention and treatment. However, interventions are mostly local or national and short-term. To fully untap the potential of arts based interventions, we need to create a better understanding of how …
The call for applications opens soon! Is your organisation participating in an EU project or a flagship within the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region? Would you like to cooperate with countries outside the EU? If you are a Swedish organisation, you can apply for funding from the Swedish Institute to establish and develop networks in this area! What …
Centrum Balticum’s 12th Baltic Sea Region Forum will be organized on 25 March 2019 at Turku School of Economics. The theme of the Forum is “The Future Challenges of the Baltic Sea Region”. The programme is now published: a ministerial panel will discuss how to tackle challenges of the region. In addition, Forum’s theme will be discussed from the viewpoints …
The Swedish Institute provides funding for joint projects in which Swedish organisations meet transnational challenges together with organisations from the Baltic Sea region countries and the countries of the Eastern Partnership. Funding is available for the collaborations that contribute to sustainable economic, environmental or social development in the Baltic Sea region. Eligible countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, …
The latest issue of the Baltic Rim Economies includes articles on current political, business- and security-related topics. International relations and interregional subjects are also presented The Baltic Rim Economies no. 4/2018 available at the website of the University of Turku.
The future of Baltic Sea Region CooperationFocus on the Council of the Baltic Sea States November 23, 2PM-6PM, Turku, Finland Baltic Area Legal Studies BALEX in cooperation with EUSBSR HA Neighbours welcomes you to the seminar “The Future of Baltic Sea Region Cooperation: Focus on the Council of the Baltic Sea States”. The purpose of this seminar is to …
Do you work in the field of bioeconomy and are you interested in how to integrate youth perspectives into your everyday work? Are you looking for innovative solutions to foster the necessary transition from a fossil-based to a bio-based society and economy? Are you a member of a youth organisation with a strong engagement in the field of bioeconomy and …
A new portal, EuroAccess, has been launched acting as a gateway to EU funding, providing the key data of more than 200 EU funding programmes, including (but not limited to!) all Interreg programmes that operate within the geographical scope of the EU macro-regional strategies. Potential applicants can look for open calls for project proposals and filter results based on their …
Finland’s Chairmanship of the Baltic Sea Protection Commission (Helsinki Commission HELCOM) started in the beginning of July. The key task of the two-year Chairmanship is to update the Baltic Sea Action Plan launched in 2007. Measures should be included that enable to achieve a good environmental status for the Baltic Sea by 2030. On the Finnish initiative HELCOM will …
The Pan-European Institute publishes a discussion forum, Baltic Rim Economies (BRE), which deals with the development of the Baltic Sea Region. In the BRE review, high-level public and corporate decision makers, representatives of Academia as well as several other experts contribute to the discussion. The latest Baltic Rim Economies (BRE) issue includes articles on new opportunities in Nordic cooperation, …
