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Registrations for the CBSS Youth Ministerial 2023, set to take place in Berlin, Germany on 21-25 May 2023, is now open to young people aged 16-29 years, who will have the opportunity to make their voices heard on the event’s theme of "Safeguarding resilient societies through youth collaboration in the Baltic Sea Region".
Registration for the first ever elections of the recently established Baltic Sea Region Youth Forum (BSRYF) has now opened. The elections will be held online on 19 April 2023 (13.30 – 16.00 CET), alongside the official kick-off event of the BSRYF.
To improve the capacity of municipalities to tackle climate change and its effects, the CliMaLoc project presented its Handbook for Climate Change Adaptation Planning in the Baltic Sea Region during a webinar on 14 March 2023.
The NEEDS project consortium travelled to UiT The Arctic University of Norway in Tromsø, Norway on 8 March to meet students and other practitioners in a Multiplier Event. The aim was to introduce the project and its future work as well as to discuss the importance and practical examples of transnational societal security work.
Young experts from the Baltic Sea Youth Working Group coordinated by the Council of the Baltic Sea States put decision-makers and experts in the hot seat during the online Baltic Stakeholder Conference 2023 organised by HELCOM on March 9 to draw attention to how far behind the implementation of the Baltic Sea Action Plan is.
Around 30 civil protection specialists from nine countries of the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) gathered in Hamburg on 1-2 March 2023 for the 11th Baltic Excellence Programme (BEP).
The CBSS once again invites young people from around the Baltic Sea Region to join one of the three available Baltic Sea Youth Working Groups on Advocacy, Security and Culture.
Whether in-person, online or in a hybrid format, the CBSS is once again ready to partner up with higher education institutions in the Baltic Sea Region and beyond.
The Vice President of the European Commission for Democracy and Demography, Dubravka Šuica, expresses her support for the Barnahus model and the Council of Baltic Sea States’ efforts to prevent and fight violence against children.
The Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the Council of the Baltic Sea States held a launch event for the "Handbook for Embassies and Diplomatic Missions on How to Assist and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking" on 23 February in Stockholm. This practical and illustrative guide is intended for use by embassies and diplomatic missions to prevent human trafficking and protect its victims.
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