News from Euroregion Baltic

Save the Baltic Sea for real

EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region enabling progress – but is it enough? Hand in hand with the Informal Baltic Sea Group in the European Parliament, the EUSBSR and the Baltic Sea Commission of the CPMR, SEARICA will organise a discussion on how to save the Baltic Sea just after summer break. Hazardous substances […]

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ERB in the Annual South Baltic Conference

What a fantastic 2 days in Klaipeda for ERB Delegation, attending the Annual South Baltic Conference “Unlocking the potential for blue and Green Growth”. The conference was held in Klaipeda, Lithuania the dates 23-24 of May 2018 and it was a valuable experience for the team of Association of Polish Communes Euroregion Baltic, consisting of […]

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Batlic Sea Tourism Centre new website

We are very happy to announce that the Baltic Sea Tourism Center (BSTC) has now online presence at www.bstc.eu. The Baltic Sea Tourism Center is a permanent center of expertise for improved communication and cooperation in tourism in the Baltic Sea Region. The website addresses the BSTC network as well as political decision makers, institutions, destination management […]

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Interreg comes to you!

To spread knowledge about Interreg Programme, Interact launched a new Online Learning Platform (OLP) with a rich offer of tailor-made courses ready to satisfy your working necessities. Learn more here: http://learning.interact-eu.net/ and sign up immediately! It’s for free!

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New! UBC’s Bulletin: “Sharing the European Dream”

The new Union of the Baltic Cities’ Bulletin is now edited with important contents on immigrants’ integration. Europe is facing a huge refugee’s crisis nowadays and it is fundamental to undertake proper measures to welcome, provide support and integrate these people in our societies. Read more on-line and discover Cities’ stories and how they approach the […]

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Cohesion policy after 2020?

On 23rd March, local and regional leaders of the European Committee of the Regions (CoR) gathered together in Brussels with the rapporteur of the European Parliament Jan Olbrycht to discuss about the Cohesion Policy after 2020. After several discussions on shortenings in the EU budget, what strongly emerged is that the Cohesion Policy should not […]

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2nd ENCATC Capacity Building Days and Youth in Action Day

Are you up for an exciting opportunity? European Projects Association is inviting students, teachers and early career professionals from across Europe and beyond to participate in the 2nd ENCATC Capacity Building Days and Youth in Action Day organized by ENCATC (European network on cultural management and policy) on 17-19th May in Prague, CZ. During the three day course, […]

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Video contest: innovations in the South Baltic region

Are you up for an exciting opportunity? The South Baltic Programme invites the South Baltic Region’s 16-20 years old high school senior and university students (individuals or groups) to participate in a video contest producing a short film (up to 3 minutes) on these topics: Sustainable Tourism Green Technologies Sustainable Transport The aim of the […]

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Save the date: 14th May- 11th Baltic Sea Region Forum

“Baltic Sea Region Cooperation during Challenging Times” is the topic of the 11th Baltic Sea Region Forum organized by Centrum Balticum. The event will take place on 14th May 2018 at Turku School of Economics and it will be an occasion to discuss about topics like digitalization and security. For more details, please see the BSRForum_2018_programme […]

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AEBR`s Youth Forum on CBC Innovation Entrepreneurs

Are you up for an exciting opportunity? The Association of European Border Regions (AEBR) invites you in the first AEBR Youth Forum on CBC Innovation Entrepreneurs  that will take place in Drama, Greece and will be hosted by Drama Chamber of Commerce and Industry. If you are an open minded person, you enjoy socializing with […]

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