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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.
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.
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.
Young people from around the Baltic Sea Region produced a set of recommendations on the role and engagement of youth in civil protection - the BSYD Engagement Roadmap - during the last Baltic Sea Youth Dialogue.
Youth studying or working in civil protection will meet in Hamburg to learn more about international cooperation and policy making in their field. They will also develop recommendations on youth engagement.
Baltic Sea Youth Platform invites you to join one of the two available Baltic Sea Youth Platform Working Groups.
Developed by over 200 young people and presented at the EUSBSR Annual Forum 2022, the latest Baltic Sea Youth Declaration contains 199 concrete recommendations for a sustainable and prosperous Baltic Sea Region.
At the EUSBSR Annual Forum 2022 in Lappeenranta, Finland, one of the largest pan-Baltic policy events, decision makers and experts focused on the concrete implementation of the current strategies and action plans on “Saving the sea”, “Connecting the region” and “Increasing prosperity”, amid the backdrop of the current multiple crises.
Young region builders met during the Baltic Sea Youth Camp 2022 in Lappeenranta, Finland to voice their opinions on the challenges the Baltic Sea Region is facing today and to develop a set of concrete recommendations for decision makers on how to better integrate young people and topics that should be on top of the Baltic Sea Region agenda.
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