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The new ClimaResponse project brings together municipalities, researchers and regional organisations to strengthen climate resilience across the Baltic Sea Region.
CBSS maritime experts will address the Estonian CBSS Presidency’s initiatives on Green Shipping Corridors and Digital Twins, aiming to map ongoing activities and strengthen regional cooperation.
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.
Two new projects involving the CBSS have been approved for EU funding and are set to begin in early 2025, focusing on climate resilience and volunteerism in disaster risk reduction.
Partners of the Baltic Sustainable Boating 2030 project will gather in Stockholm in March 2024 to outline future directions for enhancing sustainable boating tourism.
The CBSS, in collaboration with Schleswig-Holstein, is set to host a webinar on sustainable public procurement on 22 February 2024, aiming to share best practices and innovations in selecting environmentally and socially responsible products and services.
At the Boot 2024 fair in Düsseldorf, the CBSS and its partners showcased the Baltic Sustainable Boating 2030 project, promoting the Baltic Sea as a leading destination for sustainable boating.
CBSS experts met to prepare the prolongation of the EGSME group dealing with sustainable maritime economy.
The importance of a cross-sectoral approach and the economic benefits of Sustainable Public Procurement was emphasised during the kick-off webinar on the partnership and capacity building for Sustainable Public Procurement in the Baltic Sea Region.
Green shipping corridors and cruise ship food waste take the spotlight at the first CBSS EGSME expert seminar under the Finnish Presidency. Held on 12 October 2023 in Turku, Finland, the event brought together over 40 participants to address these pressing issues.
The CBSS-backed BaltSusBoating2030 project, aiming to transform the Baltic Sea into a top sustainable boating destination by 2030, has launched a stakeholder survey. The CBSS will also be hosting a workshop “Co-creating Vision for Sustainable Boating in the Baltic Sea Region” at the Baltic Sea Tourism Forum in Tallinn on 11 October 2023.
The Annual Report of the CBSS for 2022-2023, notably covering the priorities of the German Presidency of the CBSS 2022-2023 like offshore wind energy, dumped munitions, and youth, is now available.
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