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The two-year Secure Kids project, led by the Council of the Baltic Sea States, has successfully concluded, marking a significant milestone in fostering child participation in disaster risk reduction (DRR) activities.
The first Cultural Pearls Network Conference, taking place in Helsingborg from 3–5 March 2025, will bring together cities and stakeholders to exchange knowledge and develop practical methods for strengthening community resilience through culture.
Do you have a project proposal that promotes societal resilience, safety and trust across the Baltic Sea Region? Apply now for grants of up to 65,000 euros from the CBSS.
The We-ID initiative will explore how migration and demographic change affect social cohesion and democratic resilience in Europe, providing communities with strategies to address exclusion and build belonging.
Municipalities across the Baltic Sea Region can now apply for the BSR Cultural Pearls 2026 title, with registrations now open until 4 April 2025, offering an opportunity to enhance community resilience and gain international recognition through culture-driven initiatives.
The Estonian Rescue Board recently hosted an international seminar, focusing on strategies for large-scale evacuations and bringing together experts from the Baltic Sea Region and Ukraine.
Today 20 January, Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna met with the high-level rapporteurs of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) President Toomas Hendrik Ilves and Gabrielius Landsbergis to discuss the process of composing a report on the future of the CBSS. The meeting was followed by a public discussion moderated by Gustav Lindström, Director General of the Stockholm-based Secretariat of the CBSS.
Ilves and Landsbergis will prepare a report on the future of the Council of the Baltic Sea States.
The new MUNI-RISK project looks into the environmental and safety risks of submerged munitions in the Baltic Sea.
A conference in Riga will explore how children’s involvement can strengthen DRR efforts and build more resilient communities. Register now.
Six municipalities across the Baltic Sea Region have been awarded the BSR Cultural Pearls 2025 title, recognising their innovative cultural initiatives to enhance community resilience and cohesion.
A new survey by the Baltic Sea Region Youth Forum (BSRYF) invites youth organisations and young people to share their priorities and concerns.
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