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The Task Force against Trafficking in Human Beings at the Council of the Baltic Sea States met in Berlin on 17-18 October 2022 for its first meeting during the German Presidency.
On 19 October 2022, the German Presidency of the CBSS Expert Group on Sustainable Maritime Economy held an online seminar on integrated approaches to maritime policy and indicators to assess developments in coastal communities, maritime economy, and marine environment.
The latest round-up report by the CBSS Task Force against Trafficking in Human Beings shows the current state of play on human trafficking in the Baltic Sea Region, and highlights the broader effects and regional repercussions of the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.
The Baltic Region Heritage Committee (BRHC) met on 12-13 October 2022 in Kaunas, Lithuania to discuss the current challenges on cultural heritage in the region and the future actions of the Committee.
Representatives of organizations and institutions working with maritime issues in the Baltic Sea Region met at the SusMarTour webinar to discuss the crisis situation in the Baltic Sea Region Tourism. The webinar was part of the SusMarTour project sponsored by the Council of the Baltic Sea States.
Baltic Sea Youth Platform invites you to join one of the two available Baltic Sea Youth Platform Working Groups.
BSR Cultural Pearls, a new project on social resilience, was recently accepted for funding by the Interreg Baltic Sea programme.
The Annual Report of the CBSS Norwegian Presidency 2021-2022 has been published, presenting achieved milestones and the activities and projects in which the CBSS was involved during 2021-2022.
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.
The third Intensive Study Programme (ISP) of the NEEDS project, co-organised by the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) and hosted by Riga Technical University, took place in Ronīši, Latvia on 12-16 September 2022.
The CBSS Committee of Senior Official members met in Berlin in their first meeting under the German presidency of the CBSS to address the future of the organisation and other pressing issues such as dumped munitions in the Baltic Sea.
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