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At the invitation of the Prosecutor General of the German Federal State of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the Prosecutors General and other representatives of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany,…
The CBSS decision-makers convened in Tallinn, Estonia, on 25-26 September 2024 to address key priorities for the year ahead under the Estonian Presidency of the CBSS.
Learn more about our shared cultural heritage of the Baltic Sea Region and the Hanseatic League by joining the upcoming Baltic Sea Youth Dialogue in November 2024.
The Secure Kids project, focused on enhancing child participation in disaster risk reduction (DRR), convened in Liepaja for a workshop aimed at developing risk and crisis communication scenarios for and with children.
The Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) has begun developing an investigation protocol to combat human trafficking in the Baltic Sea Region and Ukraine, starting with a workshop in Stockholm.
The CBSS Civil Protection Network (CPN), under Estonia's presidency, has launched a new Fire Safety Working Group to enhance regional cooperation and strengthen fire safety measures across the Baltic Sea Region.
The CBSS and Child Circle have published a new guidance aimed at enhancing child-centred cooperation between anti-trafficking and child protection systems in the Baltic Sea Region, offering practical recommendations for Member States to better identify, support and assist trafficked children.
BSR-NOVA, a newly formed network to elevate the role of volunteers in civil protection and crisis resilience, kicked-off in September 2024.
Make a difference by joining the CBSS Youth Working Groups and contribute to a better Baltic Sea Region! Topics for 2024-2025: Culture, Safe and Secure, Anti-Trafficking, and Child Participation in Disaster Risk Reduction.
The CBSS appointed Mr Gustav Lindström as the new Director General of its Secretariat in Stockholm.
The CBSS and its partners have launched the Resilient Communities Learning Platform (RESCOM) project, a new initiative aimed at strengthening community resilience across Ukraine, Moldova, and the Baltic Sea Region.
Young leaders at the Baltic Sea Parliamentary Youth Forum and the BSPC Annual Conference in Helsingør, Denmark, put in the work to deliver bold recommendations on energy, sustainability, youth engagement, and security.
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