The Central Baltic Programme 2014-2020 finances result orientated cross-border cooperation projects in Estonia, Finland (incl Åland), Latvia and Sweden

Projects

Roadtrip project strikes again :-)

Thursday, 16 August, 2018
The Roadtrip project visited one more Central Baltic project! This time the project in question is Vomare, an Estonian and Finnish initiative through which volunteers developed a joint maritime rescue system to improve search and rescue services. It is very nice to see that, even though this project ended, the activities developped during its implementation are still ongoing.

Here the video in which the two Commission Roadtrippers, Luna and Achilleas, discover the project.
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Roadtrip project @LightsOn!

Wednesday, 8 August, 2018
The Roadtrip project, an EU initiative meant to introduce 8 young europeans to EU funded projects as well as beautiful places far from home, started their Baltic Route on 25.7. in Rovaniemi Finland. 

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At Central Baltic Programme we often rack our brains on how to get stories and results from our wonderful project picked up by media. I guess this is also something that projects themselves think about constantly. Sometimes the project topic hits the chord with the times and the potential results are just so special that it feels like that media attention happens by itself. Earlier this year the FinEst Link project had mayors and ministers attending and full Finnish and Estonian media attention for the whole morning. ... Read more
While we are all mentally preparing for the fourth call, it's worthwile remembering that our projects are implementing at full speed. Among other things, modern technologies are actively used, of which our project HANSA provides the latest example. HANSA has published their mobile application that contains information about 9 hanseatic cities in the Central Baltic region. Be sure to check it out.

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The CBEwB project, financed by the Central Baltic programme under priority 1, aims to support student enterpreneurship in the Central Baltic region.

Thanks to the project, so far, 68 joint student companies have been created. One of them, Pets United, was established by a prtnership of young students from Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Sweden. The company's mission is to match pet-ownrs and pet-sitters among people who have created a profile on their website.

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Project LightsOn! found a very interesting way to present the project as well the results it is reaching. This video playlist, consisting of a compilation of three videos, offers a glimpse into the project activities and on the outputs already produced such as their AR mobile game. ... Read more
Project LightsOn! found a very interesting way to present the project as well the results it is reaching. This video playlist, consisting of a compilation of three videos, offers a glimpse into the project activities and on the outputs already produced such as their AR mobile game. ... Read more
A brownfilead is an un-used industrial land with contaminated soil. Until such a land has been remediatied, it cannot be used.

At the moment, the traditional method used for remediation, consists of excavating the contaminated soil and transport it into another location. However this practice is not sustainable: the browfield area can be used after beeing remediated, but the soil is still contaminated. Central Baltic project INSURE aims at finding new sustainable methods to deal with this issue.

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This week end Central Baltic projects St. Olav WaterwayBoostedBaltacar and PortMate are participating in the Matka nordic travel fair starting today in Helsinki to present their projects to other tourism professionals.

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