Ongoing flagships of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) (Annex to the Action Plan of the EUSBSR (July 2016) N.B. the Document is subject to change due to approval of new or completion of ongoing flagships
Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
PA Bioeconomy – Agriculture, forestry and fisheries
Sustainable forest management in the Baltic Sea Nordic Council of Ministry of Agriculture 1) Nordic Council of x
region – EFINORD (a set of projects): Ministers/Nordic Forest and Forestry Ministers/Nordic Forest
Research (SNS); Ministry of Research (SNS);
Agriculture and Forestry, 2) North European Regional
Finland; EFINORD Office of the European Forest
Institute (EFINORD)
1) forestry and water protection (Interreg Baltic Swedish Forest Agency State Forest 1) Metsähallitus; Latvian State Forest 1) Lithuanian Research 1) Forest Research 1) Swedish Forest 1) Green Forest WWF (WWF Russia) x
Sea Region project Water Management in Baltic Management Centre 2) Natural Resources Research Institute Centre for Agriculture Institute; Agency; Foundation;
forests, WAMBAF) Institute Finland; (SILAVA) and Forestry (LRCAF); 2) State Forests National 2) Forestry Research 2) Kaliningrad
3) Tapio; 2) Ministry of Holding Institute; Forest Agency;
4) Ministry of Agriculture Environment; 3) Swedish University of 3) Saint Petersburg
and Forestry; 3) Lithuanian Society of Agricultural Sciences; Forestry Research
5) UPM-Kymmene Foresters; 4) Stora Enso; Institute (SPBFRI)
Corporation 4) Kretinga Forest 5) Osby School for
Enterprise Forestry;
6) Sveaskog;
7) Norra Timber;
8) Swedish Agency for
Marine and Water
Management;
9) Swedish Association
for Hunting and Wildlife
Management
2) attractive hardwoods Swedish Forest Agency 1) Zemaitija National 1) Regional Directorate 1) Swedish Forest Euroregion Baltic x
Park; of State Forests in Agency;
2) Plunge District Gdansk; 2) Region Blekinge;
Municipality; 2) Pomeranian Regional 3) Blekinge County
3) Lithuanian Fund for Tourism Organisation; Administration Board;
Nature; 3) Regional Directorate 4) Blekinge Archipelago
4) Samogitija Rural of Environmental Biosphere Reserve;
Tourism Association; Protection 5) Visit Blekinge AB;
5) Telsiai State Forest 6) Ronneby Municipality;
Enterprise; 7) Scanian Landscape
6) State Service for Foundation
Protected Areas under
the Ministry of
Environment
3) adaptive forest management and biomass Swedish Forest Agency Foundation Private Natural Resources 1) Aleksandras Forest Research Institute 1) Swedish Forest 1) Federal Forest 1) North European Regional x
production Forest Centre Institute Finland Stulginskis University; Agency; Agency; Office of the European Forest
2) Ukmerge State Forest 2) Swedish University of 2) Saint Petersburg Institute (EFINORD);
Enterprise; Agricultural Sciences; Forestry Research 2) WWF (WWF Russia)
3) Institute of Forest 3) Stora Enso Institute (SPBFRI);
Management and Wood 3) Green Forest
Science (ASU) Foundation
Strengthening the organic farming, agri-food Ministry of Agriculture of Ministry of Agriculture Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Agriculture 1) Ministry of x
production, control sector and developing inter- the Republic Lithuania and Environment and Agriculture;
institutional cooperation in the Baltic Sea region – Ministry of Agriculture, Consumer Protection of 2) Certification
BalticEco Environment and Consumer the Federal State of Institution ‘Ekoagros’
Protection of the Federal Mecklenburg-
State of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern
Vorpommern, Germany
Establishment of BALTFISH Ministry of Enterprise and Ministry of Enterprise 1) Baltic Sea Regional Advisory x
Innovation, Sweden and Innovation Council (BSRAC);
2) International Council for the
Exploration of the Sea (ICES);
3) HELCOM (Baltic Marine
Environment Protection
Commission – Helsinki
Commission)
Phosphorus recycling of mixed substances – Natural Resources Institute Natural Resources 1) Julius Kühn-Institut, National Veterinary x
PROMISE Finland Institute Finland Federal Research Centre Institute, SVA
for Cultivated Plants;
2) Outotec GmbH
Sustainable recovery and recycling of nutrients – Natural Resources Institute SEI Tallinn 1) University of 1) Natural Resources 1) University of Rostock; POMInnO Ltd. BioRec Sweden x
safety and efficacy for clear Baltic waters – BALTIC Finland Copenhagen; Institute Finland; 2) M.E.E. GmbH
PHOENIX 2) Arhus University; 2) Baltic Sea Action
3) SEGES Group;
3) Biovakka Oy;
4) Biokasvu Oy
FLOW Baltic (a set of projects): Swedish University of Swedish University of x
Agricultural Sciences Agricultural Sciences
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
1) NUTRINFLOW ProAgria Southern Finland, 1) ProAgria Southern 1) Zemgale Planning 1) JTI-Swedish Institute x
Finland Finland; Region; for Agricultural and
2) City of Loviisa; 2) Union Farmers' Environmental
3) Nylands Svenska Parliament; Engineering;
Lantbrukssällskap 3) Latvia University of 2) County Administrative
Agriculture; Board of Östergötland
4) Jelgava Local
Municipality Associate partner:
Vreta Kloster
Development, promotion and sustainable Stockholm County 1) Ministry of 1) Latvian Environment, 1) Curonian Spit National 1) Polish Anglers 1) Stockholm County x
management of the Baltic Sea region as a coastal Administrative Board, Environment; Geology and Park; Association - Gdansk Administrative Board;
fishing tourism destination Sweden 2) Estonian Recreational Meteorology Centre; 2) Lithuanian Union of Branch; 2) Association of
Fishing Association 2) Institute of Food Anglers 2) Northcashubian Local Swedish Fishing Guides,
Safety, Animal Health Fishing Group; Stockholm Archipelago;
and Environment – 3) Angling Association 3) Swedish Board of
'BIOR' Zarnowiec; Agriculture
4) Ministry of Maritime
Economy and Inland
Shipping;
5) Regional Water
Management Board
Manure standards – Advanced manure standards Natural Resources Institute, 1) Estonian University of Aarhus University, 1) Natural Resources Julius Kühn-Institut, State Plant Protection Lithuanian University of 1) National Research 1) Swedish Institute of HELCOM (Baltic Marine x
for sustainable nutrient management and Finland Life Sciences; Department of Animal Institute; Federal Research Centre Service Health Sciences Institute of Animal Agricultural and Environment Protection
reduced emissions 2) Estonian Crop Science 2) Finnish Environment for Cultivated Plants Production; Environmental Commission – Helsinki
Research Institute Institute (SYKE) 2) Institute of Soil Engineering; Commission)
Science and Plant 2) Swedish Board of
Cultivation – State Agriculture
Research Institute
Baltic Slurry Acidification Swedish Institute of Estonian Crop Research enAgro 1) Baltic Sea Action 1) State Agency for 1) Latvian Rural Advisory 1) Lithuanian 1) Institute of 1) Swedish Institute of x
Agricultural and Institute Group BSAG; Agriculture, and Training Centre; Agricultural Advisory Technology and Life Agricultural and
Environmental Sciences 2) Association of Environment and Rural 2) Mezaciruli Ltd. Centre; Sciences; Environmental Sciences;
ProAgria Centers Areas of the German 3) Union 'Farmers 2) Dotnuva Experimental 2) Agricultural Advisory 2) Rural Economy and
Federal State Schleswig- Parliament' (ZSA) Farm; Center in Brwinow, Agricultural Society HS;
Holstein; 3) Linas Agro Branch Office in Radom 3) Br. Göransson AB
2) Blunk GmbH Consultants Ltd.
WATERDRIVE – Changing the perspectives in Swedish University of 1) Finnish Environment Aleksandras Stulginskis 1) Warsaw University of 1) Swedish University of x
management of water and ecosystem services in Agricultural Sciences Institute (SYKE); University Life Sciences; Agricultural Sciences;
agricultural areas 2) Natural Resources 2) Regional Water 2) Swedish Board of
Institute Finland Management Authority Agriculture;
in Warsaw; 3) Regional Council in
3) Institute of Kalmar County;
Technology and Life 4) Municipality of
Science; Västervik;
4) European Regional 5) Kalmar County
Centre for Ecohydrology Administrative Board –
of Polish Academy of South Baltic Water
Sciences District Authority
PA Culture – Culture & creative sectors
Baltic Sea History Project Academia Baltica, Germany 1) Tallinn City Archives; Danish Adult Education Aue-Stiftung (The Aue 1) Academia Baltica; University of Latvia 1) University of Szczecin; 1) Södertörn University, Saint Petersburg x
2) University of Tartu, Association Foundation) 2) Oncampus GmbH 2) Borussia Foundation School of Historical and State University
Institute of History and Contemporary Studies;
Archaeology 2)
Folkbildningsförbundet
The Baltic House (BAH) Baltic Sea Cultural Centre in Cultura 21 Rauma Art Museum Gesellschaft fur Latvian Centre for Laimikis.lt Baltic Sea Cultural Fargfabriken x
Gdansk, Poland zeitgenossische Contemporary Art in Centre in Gdansk
Konzepte e.V. Riga
Culture and Sustainability Baltic Sea Region Nordic Council of Ministers 1) Danish Cultural Cultural Office of the 1) Heinrich Böll Riga City Council 1) Region Skåne; Hedmark University Nordic Council of Ministers x
(Culturability BSR) (office in Latvia) Institute (in Estonia, City of Pori Foundation Schleswig- 2) University of Skövde of Applied Sciences (office in Latvia)
Latvia and Lithuania); Holstein;
2) Copenhagen 2) Ars Baltica
International Theatre
Maritime Heritage Atlas of the Baltic Sea National Maritime Museum 1) Forum Marinum 1) Klaipeda Tourism and 1) National Maritime National Maritime x
in Gdansk, Poland Maritime Centre; Culture Information Museum in Gdansk; Museums
2) Turku Touring Ltd. Centre; 2) Gdansk University of
2) Lithuanian Sea Technology, Faculty of
Museum Electronics,
Telecommunication and
Informatics;
3) Regional Pomeranian
Tourist Board
BSR Integrated Maritime Heritage Management State Archaeological 1) Estonian Marine 1) National Board of 1) State Archaeological Coastal Research and 1) National Maritime National Maritime 1) Council of the Baltic Sea x
Department of Schleswig- Institute, University of Antiquities; Department of Schleswig- Planning Institute Museum in Gdansk; Museums States (CBSS) Monitoring Group
Holstein, Germany Tartu; 2) Parks & Wildlife Holstein; 2) Maritime Institute in on Cultural Heritage in the
2) Estonian National Finland; 2) Baltic Sea Fjord Schlei Gdansk Baltic Sea States;
Heritage Board 3) University of Turku 2) HELCOM and VASAB (Vision
and Strategies around the Baltic
Sea) Joint Working Group on
Maritime Spatial Planning;
3) SUBMARINER Network for
Blue Growth EEIG
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
Think Tank Transbaltic (TTT) Blekinge Institute of Vaba Lava Theatre The Royal Art Academy ProArtibus Kunsthalle Rostock Noass 1) Nida Art Colony; 1) CCA Laznia; 1) Kulturcentrum Gallery Y 1) BB NCCA x
Technology and Tallinn 2) Vilnius Art Academy 2) Emigrations Museum Ronneby; Kaliningrad;
Kulturcentrum Ronneby, Gdynia; 2) Blekinge Institute of 2) University of
Sweden 3) Gdynia City Museum Technology; Culture and Arts
3) Inter Arts Centre, Saint Petersburg
Lund University;
4) Kalmar Konstmuseum
Baltic Game Industry - Empowering a booster for BGZ Berlin International 1) Tartu Science Park 1) Dania Academy of 1) Neogames Finland ry; 1) BGZ Berlin Kaunas Science and Krakow Technology Park 1) Swedish Games x
regional development Cooperation Agency GmbH, Foundation; Higher Education; 2) Metropolia University International Technology Park Industry;
Germany 2) Tartu City 2) Municipality of of Applied Sciences Ltd.; Cooperation Agency 2) Invest Stockholm
Government Norddjurs 3) City of Helsinki GmbH;
2) HTW Berlin University
of Applied Sciences;
3) Senate Chancellery of
the Free and Hanseatic
City of Hamburg;
4) Federal State of
Berlin;
5) University Medical
Center Hamburg-
Eppendorf
Creative Ports. An Initiative on Cultural and Goethe-Institut, Germany 1) Tallinn School of 1) Helsinki Design Week; 1) Goethe-Institut; Gdańsk Swedish Institute 1) Union of the Baltic Cities x
Creative Entrepreneurship in the Baltic Sea Economics and Business 2) Mikkeli University of 2) Heinrich Böll Entrepreneurship (UBC);
Region Administration/Tallinn Applied Sciences / Small Foundation Schleswig- Foundation 2) CBSS Secretariat
University of Business Center Holstein;
Technology; 3) Hamburg Kreativ
2) Tallinn Black Nights Gesellschaft;
Film Festival; 4) Ars Baltica
3) Tallinn Business
Incubators Foundation;
4) Creative Estonia;
5) Musiccase OÜ
Cross Fab - Facilitate multidisciplinary innovation National Association of Creative Estonia Aalto University, School National Association of Amicus Society x
processes in the Baltic Sea Region through cross- Creative and Cultural of Business, Small Creative and Cultural
overs of creative industries to other sectors Industries, Lithuania Business Centre Industries
Cross Motion Baltic Film, Media, Arts and 1) Baltic Film, Media, Filmby Aarhus Mikkeli University of Film Fund Hamburg TechHub Riga Nebula Cluster Media Evolution Oslo University, x
Communication School of Arts and Communication Applied Sciences Schleswig-Holstein Southern Sweden Department of
Tallinn University School of Tallinn Media and
University; Communication
2) Estonian Digital
Centre
Balticlab: Innovation programme for the Baltic CBSS Secretariat and Swedish Institute CBSS Secretariat x
Sea Region Swedish Institute
PA Education – Education, research and employability
Baltic Sea Labour Forum – BSLF (network) CBSS Secretariat 1) Federation of Estonian 1) Confederation of 1) Confederation of 1) Employers’ 1) Employers’ 1) Engineering Industries 1) All-Poland Alliance of 1) Federation of 1) Baltic Sea Parliamentary x
Engineering Industry; Danish Employers; Unions for Professional Association in Northern Confederation of Latvia; Association of Lithuania Trade Unions (OPPZ); Independent Trade Conference (BSPC);
2) Estonian Trade Union 2) LO Denmark; and Managerial Staff in Germany (AGV NORD); 2) Association of (LINPRA); 2) NSZZ Solidarnosz Unions of Russia 2) CBSS Secretariat
Confederation 3) FTF Denmark Finland (AKAVA); 2) Employers’ Mechanical Engineering 2) Lithuanian Region Pomorza (FNPR);
2) Central Organisation Association of the Metal and Metalworking Confederation of Zachodnie 2) Confederation of
of Finnish Trade Unions and Electrical Industries Industries of Latvia; Industrialists (LPK); Labour of Russia
(SAK); (NORDMETALL); 3) Free Trade Union 3) Lithuanian Labour (KTR)
3) Finnish Confederation 3) UV NORD; Confederation of Latvia Federation (LDF);
of Professionals (STTK) 4) VUMV; 4) Lithuanian Trade
5) Confederation of Union Confederation
German Trade Unions (LPSK);
Region North (DGB 5) Lithuanian Trade
Nord); Union ‘Solidarumas’
6) Confederation of
German Trade Unions
Berlin (DGB Berlin)
Baltic Training Programme – BTP (network) Swedish Council for Higher 1) Tartu Vocational 1) EUC Zeeland; 1) Lapland University of 1) ITC Innovation and 1) Vidzeme Planning 1) Rietavas Business 1) Szczecin University; 1) Swedish Council for Troms County x
Education Education Centre; 2) Centre for Vocational Applied Sciences; Trendscenter; Region; Information Center; 2) Zespół Szkół im. Higher Education; Council
2) Narva Vocational Education Lolland Falster 2) Tampere Vocational 2) University of Rostock; 2) Smiltenes Tehnikums; 2) Zemaitija College; Prezydenta Ignacego 2) NetPort Science Park;
Training Centre (CELF); College 3) Hamburg Institute for 3) Kuldiga Technology 3) Alanta School of Mościckiego 3) Frans Schartau
3) Roskilde Technical Vocational Education and Tourism School Technology and Business Institute;
College and Training; Business; 4) Norden Association
4) Hanseatic Parliament 4) Klaipeda Tourism Norrbotten;
School 5) Nordic Aviation
Technology Centre;
6) Litorina Folk High
School;
7) Sunne Gymnasieskola
Broby
Baltic University Programme – BUP (network); University of Uppsala, Tallinn University of University of Aarhus Åbo Akademi University University of Applied University of Latvia Kaunas University of Lodz University of University of Uppsala Belarusian State Norwegian Saint Petersburg x
BUP is a network with 230 universities as Sweden Technology Sciences Zittau/Görlitz Technology Technology Technological University of State University
members. The listed universities are the national University Science and
centres. Technology
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
School to Work – S2W (network) Swedish Association of 1) Foundation INNOVE; Local Government 1) Jyväskylä Educational 1) Ministry of Labour, 1) Latvian Association of 1) Siauliai Pedagogical 1) Ministry of National 1) Swedish Association 1) Norden Association; x
Local Authorities and 2) Tartu Vocational Denmark Consortium; Social and Family Affairs Local and Regional Psychological Service; Education; of Local Authorities and 2) Nordic Centre for Welfare
Regions (SALAR) Education Centre 2) Ung Resurs and Integration in Governments; 2) National Centre for 2) Stowarzyszenie Regions (SALAR); and Social Issues;
Hamburg; 2) Riga Municipality Special Needs Education Wspierania Inicjatyw ‘Ad 2) Swedish Public 3) CBSS Secretariat
2) Hanseatic Parliament; and Psychology; Futurum’; Employment Service;
3) Lawaetz-Foundation - 3) European Social Fund 3) Caritas Archidiecezji 3) Region Gotland;
Jugent Aktiv Plus; Agency; Gdańskiej; 4) Swedish National
4) GSM 4) Ausra School 4) Mazovia Region; Board for Youth Affairs;
5) Bureau of 5) Region Blekinge;
Swietokrzyskie Regional 6) Swedish National
Development; Agency for Education;
6) Stavostwe Powiatowe 7) Skåne Association of
Wolominskie Local Authorities;
Voivodeship 8) Sörmland Regional
Council;
9) Region Jämtland;
10) Region Östsam
Baltic Science Network Ministry of Science, Ministry of Education Danish Agency for 1) University of Turku; 1) Ministry of Science, Ministry of Education 1) Ministry of Education 1) University of Gdansk; 1) Swedish Research Saint Petersburg 1) CBSS Secretariat; x
Research and Equality, Free and Research Science, Technology and 2) Åbo Akademi Research and Equality, and Science and Science; 2) Ministry of Science Council; State University of 2) BONUS;
and Hanseatic City of Innovation University; Free and Hanseatic City 2) Research and Higher and Higher Education 2) Ministry of Education Economics 3) STRING;
Hamburg, Germany 3) Ministry of Education of Hamburg; Education Monitoring and Research 4) Baltic Sea Region University
and Culture 2) Ministry of Social and Analysis Centre Programme (BUP) (represented
Affairs, Health, Science by Åbo Academi University);
and Equality, Land of 5) Baltic Sea Region University
Schleswig-Holstein; Network
3) Ministry of Education,
Science and Culture,
Land of Mecklenburg-
Vorpommern;
4) State Chancellery,
Free and Hanseatic City
of Hamburg
PA Energy – BEMIP Action Plan (for competitive, secure and sustainable energy)
Baltflex – Development of flexibility services for Elering AS, Estonia Elering AS Fingrid Oyj Augstsprieguma tīkls' AS Litgrid AB x
energy market
CO-ENERGY – Establishment and operation of Hanseatic Parliament, International Business SAMK - Satakunta 1) Hanseatic Parliament; 1) University of Latvia; 1) Vilnius Gediminas 1) Gdańsk University of x
cooperatives to generate energy Germany Academy (IBA) University of Applied 2) Housing Initiative for 2) Latvian Chamber of Technical University Technology;
Sciences Eastern Europe Commerce and Industry 2) Panevėžys Chamber 2) Pomeranian Chamber
of Commerce, Industry of Handicrafts for SMEs;
and Crafts 3) Regional Fund for
Environmental
Protection and Water
Management in Gdansk
Conceiving and piloting resources efficiency Bollewick Municipality, Nordic Folkecenter for 1) Valonia – Service 1) Bollewick Institute of Physical 1) Green Institute; x
management measures for carbonfree heating in Germany Renewable Energy Centre for Sustainable Municipality; Energetics 2) Ustronie Morskie
rural Baltic Sea region communities Development and 2) Municipal Services Municipality;
Energy of Southwest Grevesmühlen; 3) Mielno Municipality
Finland; 3) Administration
2) Lieto Municipality Zarrentin
Baltic InteGrid IKEM – Institute for Climate University of Tartu 1) Aarhus University; Aalto University 1) IKEM – Institute for Latvian Association of Foundation for 1) Lund University; x
protection, Energy and 2) Technical University Climate protection, Local and Regional Sustainable Energy 2) Energy Agency for
Mobility, Germany of Denmark Energy and Mobility; Governments (LALRG) Southeast Sweden
2) Stiftung OFFSHORE-
WINDENERGIE;
3) Deutsche WindGuard
GmbH;
4) Rostock Business and
Technology
Development GmbH
USE-LBM-BioPro – Use of liquefied biogas from Estonian Regional and Local Estonian Regional and Savonia University of Ostfalia University of x
waste (LBM) as gasoline substitute including side Development Agency, Local Development Applied Sciences Applied Sciences
product utilization for Biopolymer production Estonia Agency (Braunschweig/Wolfenb
üttel campuses)
EFFECT4building – Effective Financing Tools for County Board of Dalarna, Tallinn Science Park NGO Gate 21 Lappeenranta Region’s Vidzeme Planning Sustainable County Board of Dalarna Hedmark County x
Implementing Energy Efficiency in Buildings Sweden Tehnopol Environmental Office Region Infrastructure Cluster Council
PA Hazards – Reducing the use and impact of hazardous substances
Changing antifouling practices for leisure boats in SP Technical Research University of 1) Aalto University; LimnoMar, Laboratory 1) SP Technical Research x
the Baltic Sea – CHANGE Institute of Sweden Copenhagen 2) Keep the Archipelago for Freshwater, Marine Institute of Sweden;
Tidy Association (KAT) Research 2) SIK - the Swedish
Institute for Food and
Biotechnology;
3) University of
Gothenburg;
4) Stockholm University;
5) Chalmers University
of Technology
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
Decision Aid for Marine Munitions (DAIMON) Institute of Oceanology, 1) University of Helsinki; 1) Alfred Wegener Lithuanian 1) Institute of Chalmers University of Norwegian Defence Netherlands: x
Polish Academy of Sciences 2) Finnish Environment Institute, Helmholtz Environmental Oceanology, Polish Technology Research Stichting International Dialogue
Institute (SYKE) Centre for Polar and Protection Agency Academy of Sciences; Establishment for Underwater Munitions
Marine Research; 2) Polish Naval
2) Johann Heinrich von Academy;
Thünen Institute, Federal 3) Military University of
Research Institute for Technology;
Rural Areas, Forestry and 4) Maritime Institute in
Fisheries; Gdansk
3) Clausthal University of
Technology
NonHazCity (‘Innovative management solutions Stockholm Municipality 1) Baltic Environmental Turku University of 1) Baltic Environmental 1) Baltic Environmental 1) Baltic Environmental 1) University of Gdansk; 1) Stockholm x
for minimizing emissions of hazardous substances Forum Estonia; Applied Science Forum Germany; Forum Latvia; Forum Lithuania; 2) Gdansk Municipality; Municipality;
from urban areas in the Baltic Sea’) 2) Parnu Municipality; 2) Institute of Applied 2) Riga Municipality 2) Klaipeda Regional 2) Gdansk Water 2) Vasterås Municipality;
3) Parnu Water Ecology Environmental Company 3) Swedish University of
Company Protection Department; Agricultural Sciences
3) Kaunas District
Municipality;
4) Silale Municipality
BLASTICS – Plastics waste pathways into the sea Keep Sweden Tidy 1) Estonian Institute for 1) Keep the Archipelago Foundation for 1) Keep Sweden Tidy x
Foundation Sustainable Tidy; Environmental Education Foundation;
Development, 2) Finnish Environment Latvia 2) IVL, Swedish
Stockholm Environment Institute (SYKE); Environmental Research
Institute Tallinn Centre; 3) City of Turku Institute
2) Tallinn City
Government
PA Health – Improving and promoting people’s health, including its social aspects
Northern Dimension Antibiotic Resistance Study Northern Dimension University of Turku Robert Koch Institute Pauls Stradins Clinical Institute of Occupational Public Health Agency of Norwegian Institute Institute of Northern Dimension x
(NoDARS) Partnership in Public Health University Hospital Medicine and Sweden of Public Health Antimicrobial Partnership in Public Health and
and Social Well-being Environmental Health Chemotherapy of Social Well-being (NDPHS)
(NDPHS) Secretariat Smolensk State Secretariat
Medical Academy
Strengthening prevention and reduction of National AIDS Centre, National Institute for 1) Finnish Lung Health Berliner Aids-Hilfe e.V. ‘Baltic HIV Association’ Centre for National AIDS Centre Kaliningrad NGO International Organization for x
impacts of Tuberculosis (TB), Human Poland Health Development Association (Filha); Communicable Diseases ‘Young Leaders Migration (mission in Russia)
Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and associated 2) Finnish AIDS Council and AIDS Army’
infections (AIs) and other sexually transmitted
infections (STIs) in the Baltic Sea Region by joint
international activities (TB/HIV/AI/STIs Project)
PA Innovation – Exploiting the full potential of the region in research, innovation and SME,
utilising the Digital Single Market as a source for attracting talents and investments
BSR Stars (a set of projects): Nordic Council of Ministers 1) Ministry of Economic Danish Business 1) Culminatum 1) Federal Ministry for Investment and Ministry of Economy Ministry of Economy 1) VINNOVA, the Innovation Center 1) Innovation Nordic Council of Ministers x x
Affairs and Authority Innovation; Economic Affairs and Development Agency of Swedish Govermental of Iceland Norway; (progr (progr
Communications; 2) Baltic Institute of Energy; Latvia Agency for Innovation 2) Royal Ministry of ess ess
review review
2) Enterprise Estonia Finland; 2) WTSH – Business Systems; Trade and Industry
) )
3) Ministry of Development and 2) Region Skåne;
Employment and the Technology Transfer 3) Ministry of Enterprise
Economy Corporation of Schleswig- and Innovation
Holstein
1) BSR Food Innovation Lab Institute for Food and Excedea Ltd AgroTech 1) Foodwest Ltd; Institute for Food and Vidzeme Planning Foundation Ideon Agro x
Environmental Research 2) Functional Foods Environmental Research Region Food
(ILU e.V.), Germany Forum; (ILU e.V.)
3) Helsinki Business and
Science Park/Viikki Food
Centre
2) BSR Stars S3 Baltic Institute of Finland, Business Link Greater 1) Baltic Institute of Associated partner: 1) MITA – Agency for Associated partner: 1) Swedish Agency for SørTrøndelag 1) Nordic Council of Ministers; x
Finland Copenhagen Finland; Senate Chancellery of Science, Innovation and Ministry of Economy Economic and Regional County Authority 2) Baltic Development Forum
2) Council of Tampere the Free and Hanseatic Technology; Growth (Tillväxtvärket);
Associated partner: Region City of Hamburg 2) Vilnius Gediminas 2) Region Skåne; Associated partner: Associated partner:
Dasti - Danish Agency for Technical University; 3) Lund University Innovation Norway STRING network secretariat
Science, Technology and Associated partner : 3) Lithuanian Innovation
Innovation Ministry of Employment Centre (LIC)
and the Economy
Associated partners:
1) Ministry of Economy;
2) Lithuanian Business
Confederation
3) BaltSe@nioR University of Gothenburg, Tallinn University of Innonet LifeStyle 1) Novago OY; Technische Universität Art Academy of Latvia Ukmerge Municipality 1) Poznan University of 1) University of Norwegian Centre x
Sweden Technology 2) Variante LTD München Life Sciences; Gothenburg; for Integrated Care
2) Poznan University of 2) Swerea IVF and Telemedicine
Medical Sciences
BSRCity Innofund – Funding models and Systemic Region Skåne, Sweden, co- Tampere region Region Skåne x
Innovation for Smart Sustainable Cities in the lead Tampere region, (progr
Baltic Sea Region (a set of projects): Finland ess
review
)
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
1) Smart Sustainable City Innovation Platform in Region Skåne, Malmö 1) Cleantech Estonia 1) Tampere City; 1) Free and Hanseatic 1) City of Malmö; x
Baltic Sea Region NPO; 2) Region Pirkanmaa City of Hamburg, Senate 2) City of Lund;
2) City Government of Chancellery; 3) Lund University
Rakvere 2) HafenCity University
Hamburg;
3) Technical University
of Applied Sciences of
Wildau;
4) Potsdam University of
Applied Science
ScanBalt Health Region (a set of projects): BioCon Valley® GmbH, BioCon Valley® GmbH Lithuanian Västra Götaland Region ScanBalt® fmba x
Germany, Lithuanian Biotechnology
Biotechnology Association Association
and ScanBalt® fmba
1) Baltic Fracture Competence Centre, BFCC Life Science Nord 1) Copenhagen 1) Life Science Nord Lithuanian University of 1) LifeScience Krakow Sahlgrenska University ScanBalt® fmba x
Management GmbH, University Hospital; Management GmbH; Health Sciences Klaster; Hospital
Germany 2) Odense University 2) Ernst-Moritz-Arndt- 2) University Hospital
Hospital University of Greifswald; Krakow
3) University Medical
Center Schleswig-
Holstein
2) DanuBalt Steinbeis-Europa-Zentrum, 1) Steinbeis-Europa- ScanBalt® fmba x
Germany Zentrum;
2) Steinbeis Czech Republic:
Forschungszentrum Fakultni Nemocnice u SV Anny v
Technologie- Brne
Management Nordost;
3) Stryker Trauma GmbH Hungary:
Bay Zoltán Nonprofit Ltd.
Romania:
FM Management Consultancy
United Kingdom:
Health ClusterNet
A Baltic Science Link (a set of projects): Swedish Research Council Swedish Research x
Council
1) Baltic TRAM Deutsches Elektronen University of Tartu Mads Clausen Institute 1) University of Turku; 1) Deutsches Elektronen University of Latvia MITA – Agency for 1) National Synchrotron 1) MAX IV Laboratory; 1) CBSS Secretariat; x
Synchrotron (DESY 2) Kainuun Etu Oy Synchrotron (DESY Science, Innovation and Radiation Centre 2) European Spallation 2) Baltic Development Forum
Hamburg), Germany Hamburg); Technology SOLARIS; Source AB;
2) Helmholtz-Zentrum 2) Polish Academy of 3) Invest in Skåne
Geesthacht; Sciences, Institute of
3) Heinrich Hertz Physics;
Institute 3) Foundation of
Innovative Initiatives
2) CREST Technology Centre University of Turku Technology Centre Foundation of Innovative CR Competence AB x
Vorpommern, Germany Vorpommern Initiatives
SUBMARINER Network (a set of projects): Ministry of Economic Ministry of Economic Maritime Institute in Swedish Agency for x
Affairs, Employment, Affairs, Employment, Gdansk Marine and Water
Transport and Technology Transport and Management
Schleswig-Holstein, Technology Schleswig-
Germany; co-leaders: Holstein
Swedish Agency for Marine
and Water Management
and the Maritime Institute
in Gdansk, Poland
1) Smart Blue Regions Ministry of Economic IdaViru County Regional Council of Ministry of Economic 1) Riga Planning Region; 1) InnoBaltica; Region Skåne x
Affairs, Employment, Government Southwest Finland Affairs, Employment, 2) Latvian Institute of 2) Maritime Institute in
Transport and Technology Transport and Aquatic Ecology Gdansk
SchleswigHolstein, Germany Technology
SchleswigHolstein
2) EcoDesignCircle Federal Environment Estonian Design Centre 1) Federal Environment Lithuanian Designers’ Gdynia Design Centre, Swedish Industrial x
Agency, Germany Agency; Society (LDS) Pomeranian Science and Design Foundation
2) International Design Technology Park Gdynia (SVID)
Center Berlin (IDZ)
3) Baltic Blue Biotechnology Alliance GEOMAR - Helmholtz Centre Tartu Biotechnology Park 1) AgroTech A/S; Finnish Environment 1) GEOMAR - Helmholtz 1) Latvian BioTechnology 1) Coastal Research and 1) University of Gdansk; 1) KTH, Royal Institute of SUBMARINER Network for Blue x
for Ocean Research Kiel, 2) Kalundborg Forsyning Institute (SYKE) Centre for Ocean Association; Planning Institute 2) Pomeranian Special Technology; Growth EEIG
Germany A/S Research Kiel; 2) Baltic Probiotics; (CORPI); Economic Zone Ltd.; 2) University of
2) BioCon Valley® GmbH; 3) Environmental 2) Klaipeda Science and 3) Svanvid Sp. z o.o.; Gothenburg United Kingdom:
3) CRM - Coastal Development Technology Park; 4) Biovento Sp.z o.o. Scottish Association for Marine
Research & Association (EDA) 3) Geoterma Research
Management;
4) Ernst-Moritz-Arndt- Portugal:
University of Greifswald Interdisciplinary Centre of
Marine and Environmental
Research (CIIMAR)
4) Development and transfer of maritime SUBMARINER Network for Tallinn University of GEOMAR - Helmholtz Environmental Coastal Research and Maritime Institute in KTH, Royal Institute of SUBMARINER Network for Blue x
monitoring and surveillance technology Blue Growth EEIG Technology Centre for Ocean Development Planning Institute Gdansk Technology Growth EEIG
throughout the Baltic Sea Region Research Kiel Association (CORPI)
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
Cross-border e-services in the Baltic Sea region Ministry of Economic Affairs Ministry of Economic x
and Communications, Affairs and (progr
Estonia Communications ess
review
)
Cross-border e-services digital learning resources Tallinn University Tallinn University EduCloud Alliance x
(CEDLER)
Emerging and associated projects:
EmpINNO Rostock Business and 1) Tartu Science Park South Denmark 1) Aalto University Rostock Business and Riga Planning Region KTU Regional Science 1) Poznan Science and Östergötland County x
Technology Development Foundation; European Office School of Business; Technology Park Technology Park of Council
GmbH, Germany 2) Tartu City 2) Prizztech Oy; Development GmbH Adam Mickiewicz
Government 3) Regional Council of University Foundation;
South Ostrobothnia 2) Kujawsko-Pomorskie
Voivodeship;
3) Lubelskie
Voivodeship;
4) Foundation for
Lubelskie Development
PA Nutri – Reducing nutrient inputs to the sea to acceptable levels
Nutrient Offsetting for the Baltic Sea – NutriTrade John Nurminen Foundation 1) John Nurminen Swedish University of x
Foundation; Agricultural Sciences
2) University of Helsinki;
3) Natural Resources
Institute Finland
Baltic Blue Growth (BBG) – Initiation of full scale Östergötland Country University of Tartu 1) Orbicon Ltd; Government of Åland 1) Ministry of Energy, 1) Latvian Institute of Maritime Institute in 1) Östergötland County SUBMARINER Network for Blue x
mussel farming in the Baltic Sea Council, Sweden 2) Musholm Inc Agriculture, the Aquatic Ecology; Gdansk Council; Growth EEIG
2) Kalmar Municipality;
Associated partner: Associated partners: Environment and Rural 2) Kurzeme Planning 3) Swedish University of
Vormsi Agar OÜ Associated partners: 1) Raiso Agro; Areas Schleswig- Region Agricultural Sciences; Associated partner:
1) TripleNine Group A/S; 2) Åland's Fish Farmers' Holstein; 4) Borgholm Municipality; Canada:
2) Region Midtjylland; Association; 2) Coastal Union 5) East Regional Aquaculture Fisheries and Marine Institute
Centre;
3) Region Zealand 3) Arctic IP Investment Germany EUCC-D; of Memorial University of
6) County Administrative
AB 3) Coastal Research and Board of Kalmar; Newfoundland
Management GbR 7) County Administrative
Board of Östergötland
Associated partners:
Associated partners:
1) Kiel Marine Farm; 1) Musselfeed AB;
2) Gesellschaft fuer 2) Kalmar Lantmän;
Marine Aquakultur mbH 3) Guldfågeln AB;
4) Byxelkroks Marinservice
AB;
5) South Baltic Water District
Authority;
6) Hassel Island Local Fish
Protection and
Administration;
7) Västervik Municipality;
8) Jan Andersson Dykeri AB;
9) Linnaeus University;
10) Ölands Kyckling AB
Sustainable communal waste-water management Gdansk University of 1) University of Tartu; Aarhus University 1) Oulu University of Coastal Research and 1) Gdansk University of Halmstad University, x
in the Baltic Sea Region – SUWMAB Technology, Poland 2) Estonian Fund for Applied Sciences, School Planning Institute Technology; Wetland Centre
Nature (ELF) of Engineering and (CORPI) 2) Institute of
Natural Resources; Technology and Life
2) Posio Municipality; Sciences in Falenty;
3) Finnish Wildlife 3) Pomeranian
Agency; Environment and Water
4) ProAgria; Fund;
5) Finnish Environment 4) Pomeranian
Institute (SYKE) Agricultural Advisory
Centre;
5) Suchy Dąb
Municipality (SDM)
Baltic Rural Wastewater – BaRuWa POMInnO Sp.zo.o, Poland 1) University of Tartu; Aarhus University SYKLI Environmental Technical University of POMInnO Sp.zo.o 1) Linköping University; x
2) Aqua Consult Baltic School of Finland Berlin 2) VA-Guiden Sweden
Enhancing efficiency of small wastewater Turku University of Applied 1) Turku University of 1) Tukums Municipality; 1) Kaunas University of 1) Gdansk Water 1) Nordanstig Vatten AB; x
treatment plants – SmallWWTPs Sciences, Finland Applied Sciences; 2) LTD ARDENIS Technology; Foundation; 2) Luleå Municipality;
2) SYKLI Environmental 2) JSC Environmental 2) Lipusz Municipality 3) Vatten & Miljöbyrån
School of Finland Engineering Group
Better efficiency for waste water treatment – City of Helsinki, Estonian Waterworks 1) City of Helsinki, Aqua & Waste Latvian Water and 1) City of Warsaw Tekniska verken x
Project Best Environment Centre, Association EVEL Environment Centre; International GmbH Wastewater Works Infrastructure
Finland 2) John Nurminen Association (LWWWA) Department;
Foundation; 2) Gdansk Water
3) Helsinki Region Foundation;
Environmental Services 3) REC Poland
Authority HSY
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
Interactive water management – IWAMA Union of the Baltic Cities , 1) Estonian Waterworks Associated partner: Lahti University of 1) Technical University 1) Daugavpils Water 1) Environmental Centre 1) Water and Sewage Linnaeus University Associated Associated Union of the Baltic Cities, x
Sustainable Cities Association; BlueKolding Applied Sciences of Berlin; Company; ECAT; Company of Szczecin; partners: partners: Sustainable Cities Commission
Commission 2) University of Tartu; 2) DWA German Water 2) Jurmala Water 2) Kaunas Water 2) Gdansk Water Utilities Associated partner: 1) Minsk Water 1) Environmental
3) Tartu Waterworks Associated partners: Association; Company Company Kalmar Water Company Company; Center ECAT-
Company; 1) Turku Wastewater 3) Water Supply and Associated partner: 2) Slonim Water Kaliningrad;
4) Türi Water Company Treatment Plant; Wastewater Disposal Polish Water and Company 2) Saint Petersburg
2) Lahti Aqua; Company Wastewater Operators’ Scientific Research
3) Baltic Sea Challenge Grevesmühlen; Association Centre for
4) Aqua & Waste Environmental
International GmbH Safety Russian
Academy of Science
Associated partners:
1) Sewage Management
Facilities Lübeck;
2) Eurawasser Nord
Rostock
RelNutData – Daugava – Sufficient and Reliable Finnish Environment Finnish Environment Latvian Environment, Baltic Nest Institute Central Research Norwegian Institute x
Nutrient Loading data – the River Daugava Institute (SYKE) Institute (SYKE) Geology and Institute for of Bioeconomy
catchment area Meteorology Centre Complex Use of Research – NIBIO
Water
SIGWET – Increasing significance of midfield
wetlands to combat Baltic Sea eutrophication:
1) Seed money project WWF Poland Estonian Fund for Nature Lithuanian Fund for Institute of Technology WWF Poland x
Nature and Life Sciences
2) Main project (partners to be defined) Institute of Technology and x
Life Sciences
COSUME – consumer guide for sustainably WWF Baltic Ecoregion 1) Estonian Fund for 1) Pasaules Dabas Fonds; 1) Lithuanian Fund for 1) Baltic Nest Institute; WWF Baltic Ecoregion x
produced meat Programme Nature; 2) Farmers Parliament Nature; 2) Stockholm University Programme; WWF Finland,
2) Centre for Organic (ZSA); 2) Association of WWF Sweden and WWF
Farming of University of 3) Latvian Rural Advisory Lithuanian Beef Cattle Germany
Life Sciences; and Training Centre Breeders
3) Tartu College of
Tallinn University of
Technology
PA Safe – To become a leading region in maritime safety and security
Speed up re-surveying of major shipping routes HELCOM in cooperation Estonian Maritime Danish Geodata Agency Finnish Transport Federal Maritime and Maritime Administration Lithuanian Maritime Hydrographic Office of Swedish Maritime Department of 1) HELCOM; x
and ports with the International Administration Agency Hydrographic Agency of Latvia Safety Administration Polish Navy Administration Navigation and 2) International Hydrographic (progr
Hydrographic Organisation Oceanography of Organisation via its Baltic Sea ess
review
via its Baltic Sea the Ministry of Hydrographic Commission
)
Hydrographic Commission Defence of the
Russian Federation
Enhanced Situational Awareness to Improve Finnish Geospatial Research 1) Finnish Geospatial Maritime University of SSPA Sweden AB x
Maritime Safety in the Baltic – ESABALT Institute Research Institute; Szczecin
2) Furuno Finland Oy
Efficient, Safe and Sustainable Traffic at Sea II – Danish Maritime Authority Estonian Maritime Danish Maritime 1) Aalto University; 1) Gdynia Maritime 1) Chalmers University 1) Møre and x
EfficienSea 2.0 Administration Authority 2) Finnish Transport University; of Technology; Romsdal County;
Agency; 2) Maritime Institute in 2) SSPA Sweden AB; 2) Norwegian
3) Kymenlaakso Gdansk; 3) Swedish Maritime Coastal
University of Applied 3) Maritime Office in Administration; Administration;
Science Gdynia; 4) Swedish Transport 3) Runde
4) Maritime University of Agency Environmental
Szczecin; Center
5) National Institute of
Telecommunications
Vessel Triage Finnish Border Guard Estonian Police and Royal Danish Navy Finnish Border Guard German Maritime Latvian Coast Guard Polish Maritime Search Swedish Maritime x
Border Guard Board Search and Rescue Service and Rescue Service Administration
Service
Diving with State Maritime Resources Together in Swedish Coast Guard Associated partner: 1) Finnish Border Guard; Associated partner: Maritime Office in 1) Swedish Coast Guard; x
the Baltic – DiveSmart Baltic Royal Danish Naval 2) Ursuk OY Waterways Police, Gdynia 2) Swedish Armed
Diving School Mecklenburg- Forces;
Vorpommern 3) Yrgo, Professional
Diving School Göteborg;
4) Cold Cut Systems
Finalising Surveys for the Baltic Motorways of the Swedish Maritime 1) Estonian Maritime 1) Danish Geodata 1) Finnish Transport 1) Federal Maritime and Maritime Administration Lithuanian Maritime Associated partner: 1) Swedish Maritime x
Sea – FAMOS Administration Administration; Agency; Agency; Hydrographic Agency of Latvia Safety Administration Maritime Institute in Administration;
2) Tallinn University of 2) Danish Technical 2) National Land Survey (only activity 2); Gdansk 2) Lantmäteriet (Swedish
Technology (only activity University Space of Finland (activity 2) 2) German Federal Land Survey) (only
2) Institute (only activity 2) Agency for Cartography activity 2);
and Geodesy (only 3) SSPA Sweden AB (only
activity 2); activity 2)
3) GFZ German Research
Centre for Geosciences
(only activity 2)
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
Sea Traffic Management Validation Swedish Maritime 1) Danish Maritime 1) Finnish Transport 1) Signalis; 1) Swedish Maritime 1) Norwegian Austria: x
Frequentis
Administration Authority; Agency; 2) Wästrilä SAM- Administration; Coastal
2) Navico+E88n 2) Furuno; Electronics; 2) Swedish Administration; Cyprus:
3) Novia University of 3) University of Meteorological and 2) Rörvik Maritime Cyprus University of Technology
Applied Sciences Flensburg; Hydrological Institute; Safety Center Ireland:
4) OFFIS; 3) Svitzer; Transas
5) University of 4) GS1; Associated partner:
Italy:
Oldenburg; 5) SAAB; Kongsberg 1) Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport;
6) Fraunhofer 6) Chalmers University 2) Costa Crociere
of Technology;
Netherlands:
Associated partner: 7) SSPA Sweden AB; Maritime Institute Willem Barentsz
Jeppesen 8) Viktoria Swedish ICT;
Portugal:
9) HiQ Magellan
Associated partners: Spain:
1) SASEMAR;
1) Port of Gothenburg; 2) Valencia Port Authority;
2) Kvarken Ports (Umeå- 3) Port of Barcelona;
Vaasa); 4) Valenciaport Foundation;
5) CIMNE;
3) Ericsson; 6) Polytechnic University of Catalonia
4) STENA
United Kingdom:
1) Carnival Corporation;
2) University of Southampton;
3) Southampton Solent University
Associated partner:
UK Hydrographic Office (UHKO)
Associated partner:
Baltic and International Maritime Council
(BIMCO)
Baltic Sea Maritime Incident Response Group Finnish Border Guard Estonian Police and 1) Finnish Border Guard; Central Command for Maritime Rescue Polish Maritime Search International Maritime Rescue x
(Baltic Sea MIRG) Border Guard Board 2) Helsinki City Rescue Maritime Emergencies Coordination Center and Rescue Service Federation
Department; (MRCC) of the Lithuanian
3) South-West Finland Navy Italy:
Emergency Services Italian Coast Guard
United Kingdom:
CFOA Fire & Rescue Marine
Response
Netherlands:
Vigiles Holding BV
CHEMSAR – Operational plans and procedures for Centre for Maritime Studies Estonian Police and 1) Centre for Maritime 1) Fire Brigade Hamburg, Klaipėda University x
maritime search and rescue in hazardous and of the Brahea Centre at the Border Guard Board Studies of the Brahea Free and Hanseatic City
noxious substances (HNS) incidents University of Turku, Finland Centre at the University of Hamburg;
of Turku; 2) Central Command for
2) Novia University of Maritime Emergencies
Applied Sciences;
3) Helsinki City Rescue
Department;
4) Finnish Border Guard
STORMWINDS – Strategic and Operational Risk Aalto University, Finland 1) University of Tartu; 1) Aalto University; Swedish Meteorological Institute of x
Management for Wintertime Maritime 2) Tallinn University of 2) Finnish and Hydrological Numerical
Transportation System Technology Meteorological Institute; Institute Mathematics of the
3) Finnish Geospatial Russian Academy of
Research Institute; Sciences
4) Novia University of
Applied Sciences;
5) Finnish Environment
Institute (SYKE)
PA Secure – Protection from land-based emergencies, accidents and cross-border crime
Mitigating emergencies and accidents in Trans- University of Turku, Finland University of 1) University of Turku; LimnoMar, Laboratory 1) University of x
European Transport Network (TEN-T) seaports in Copenhagen 2) Aalto University for Freshwater, Marine Gothenburg;
the Baltic Sea Region – HAZARD Research 2) Stockholm University;
3) Chalmers University
of Technology
From GAPS to CAPS – Risk Management Fire and Rescue Estonian Rescue Board Fredrikssund-Halnaes Ministry of the Interior Hamburg Fire and State Fire and Rescue Fire and Rescue Main School of Fire Swedish Civil University of Directorate for Civil x
Capability on GAPS Identification in the Baltic Sea Department, Ministry of the Fire & Rescue Service of Finland Rescue Service Service of Latvia Department, Ministry of Service in Warsaw Contingencies Agency Iceland Protection and
Region (BSR) Interior of Lithuania the Interior Emergency
Planning
BaltPrevResilience – Baltic Everyday Accidents, Swedish Civil Contingencies Estonian Rescue Board Fredrikssund-Halnaes National Institute for Jelgava City Municipality Main School of Fire 1) Swedish Civil x
Disaster Prevention and Resilience Agency Fire & Rescue Service Health and Welfare Service Warsaw Contingencies Agency;
2) Karlstad University
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
TRACE – Trafficking as a Criminal Enterprise Trilateral Research & 1) Ministry of the 1) Ministry of Interior; 1) County Administrative Belgium: x
Consulting, United Kingdom Interior; 2) Warsaw University Board of Stockholm; Research Group Fundamental
2) State Police; 2) National Police Board; Rights & Constitutionalism at
3) State Prosecutors 3) Prosecutors Authority the Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Office;
4) NGO ‘Shelter Safe Bulgaria:
House’ Animus Association
Cyprus:
Cyprus Police
Netherlands:
Tilburg University (TiU)
Romania:
National Agency against
Trafficking in Persons (ANITP)
United Kingdom:
Trilateral Research & Consulting
1) Council of the Baltic Sea
States (CBSS TF-THB);
2) The International La Strada
Association
Baltic Leadership Programme in Civil Protection Swedish Institute Main School of Fire 1) Swedish Institute; CBSS Secretariat x
Service Warsaw 2) Swedish Civil
Contingencies Agency
Comprehensive and sustainable child protection CBSS Secretariat with the 1) Ministry of Social National Board of Social Ministry of Social Affairs Federal Ministry for 1) Ministry of Welfare; 1) Ministry of Social Ministry of Labour and 1) National Board of 1) Government Ministry of 1) Office of the 1) Nordic Council of Ministers x
CBSS Expert Group for Affairs; Services and Health Family Affairs, Senior 2) State Border Guards Security and Labour; Social Policy Health and Welfare; Agency for Child Children, Equality Children’s (offices in Estonia, Latvia and
Cooperation on Children at 2) SOS Children’s Citizens, Women and 2) State Child Rights 2) Ministry of Health and Protection; and Social Inclusion Ombudsman; Norway);
Risk Villages Estonia Youth Protection and Adoption Social Affairs; 2) Barnahus Iceland 2) NGO Stellit 2) CBSS Secretariat with the
Service; 3) Stockholm Emergency CBSS Expert Group for
3) SOS Children’s Center; Cooperation on Children at Risk
Villages Lithuania 4) Child and Adolescent
Psychiatric Trauma Unit
– Stockholm;
5) Barnahus Linköping
STROM2 CBSS Task Force against 1) NGO ‘Living for 1) Ministry of the 1) NGO Caritas Lithuania; County Administrative 1) Russian Red 1) CBSS Task Force against x
Trafficking in Human Beings Tomorrow’; Interior; 2) Ministry of Interior; Board of Stockholm Cross, Saint Trafficking in Human Beings;
and Nordic Council of 2) Ministry of Justice 2) NGO ‘Shelter Safe 3) Association of Local Petersburg branch; 2) Nordic Council of Ministers
Ministers House’ Authorities 2) Ministry of (offices in Estonia, Latvia and
Foreign Affairs Lithuania)
PA Ship – Becoming a model region for clean shipping
Indexing the environmental impact of vessels Clean Shipping Network Clean Shipping Network x
Association Association
Environmental Impact of Low Emission Shipping: University of Turku, Finland Tallinn University of Maritime Development 1) University of Turku; Baltic Marine Consult Maritime University of 1) Chalmers University Norwegian 1) City of Saint HELCOM x
Measurements and Modelling Strategies – Technology Center Europe 2) Finnish GmbH Szczecin of Technology; Meteorological Petersburg
EnviSuM Meteorological Institute; 2) City of Gothenburg; Institute (Committee for
3) Nordkalk Oy/Ab 3) University of Nature Use,
Gothenburg Environmental
Protection and
Ecological Safety);
2) State Company
‘Mineral‘
Compliance monitoring for Marpol Annex VI – Finnish Transport Safety Finnish Transport Safety 1) Swedish Transport Belgium: x
CompMon Agency Agency Agency; 1) FOD Mobiliteit en Vervoer;
2) Chalmers University 2) Royal Belgian Institute of
Natural Sciences
Netherlands:
Human Environment and
Transport Inspectorate
BONUS Sustainable Shipping and Environment of IVL, Swedish Environmental Tallinn University of University of Southern 1) Finnish 1) Helmholtz Zentrum Maritime Institute in 1) IVL, Swedish France: x
the Baltic Sea region (BONUS SHEBA) Research Institute Technology Denmark Meteorological Institute Geesthacht, Centre for Gdansk Environmental Research Centre National de la Recherche
(FMI); Materials and Coastal Institute; Scientifique
2) Finnish Environment Research (HZG); 2) Chalmers University
Institute (SYKE) 2) Ecologic Institute of Technology;
3) Swedish Defence
Research Agency (FOI)
PA Tourism – Reinforcing cohesiveness of the macro-region through tourism
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
Baltic Sea Tourism Center Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Visit East Denmark 1) Mecklenburg- Associated partner: Association Klaipeda Pomorskie Tourist Board 1) Region Blekinge; Associated partner: x
Tourist Board, Germany Vorpommern Tourist Latvian Tourism Region 2) Regional Council in Euroregion Baltic
Associated partner: Board; Development Agency Associated partners: Kalmar County
VisitDenmark 2) Stralsund University Associated partner: 1) Polish Tourist
of Applied Sciences, Lithuanian State Organisation;
School of Business Department of Tourism 2) Self Government of
Studies - Baltic under the Ministry of Pomorskie Voivodeship
Management Studies Economy
Associated partners:
1) Ministry of Economics,
Construction and
Tourism Mecklenburg-
Vorpommern;
2) German National
Tourist Board
Routes to the Baltic Maritime Heritage – Municipality of Nynäshamn NGO Halulaev Tourismus-gesellschaft Lithuanian Sea Museum National Maritime 1) Municipality of x
Increasing visibility and accessibility (VIABAL) Kap Arkona mbH Museum in Gdansk Nynäshamn;
2) Landsort Maritime
and Environmental
Centre;
3) University of
Södertörn
PA Transport – Improving internal and external transport links
EMMA – Enhancing freight Mobility and logistics Port of Hamburg Marketing, 1) Finnish Waterway 1) Port of Hamburg 1) NPPE Klaipėda 1) Kujawsko-Pomorskie 1) Avatar Logistics AB; x
in the Baltic Sea region by strengthening inland Germany Association; Marketing; Shipping Research Voivodeship; 2) Viktoria Swedish ICT;
waterway and river sea transport and proMoting 2) Regional Council of 2) Baltic Sea Forum e.V.; Center; 2) City of Bydgoszcz; 3) Swedish Transport
new internAtional shipping services North Karelia; 3) Federation of German 2) Klaipėda Science and 3) Northern Chamber of Administration;
3) Lahti Region Inland Ports; Technology Park; Commerce in Szczecin; 4) Maritime Forum;
Development LADEC Ltd. 4) Chamber of 3) Lithuanian Inland 4) Inland Navigation 5) Swedish Maritime
Commerce and Industry Waterways Authority; Office in Szczecin Administration
East Brandenburg; 4) Klaipėda State Seaport
5) Institute of Shipping Authority
Economics and Logistics
TENTacle – Capitalise on the core network Region Blekinge, Sweden Valga Town Government 1) Technical University 1) Lahti Region 1) Port of Hamburg Vidzeme Planning Vilnius Gediminas 1) West Pomeranian 1) Region Blekinge; Värmland-Østfold Innovation Circle Network x
corridors implementation for the prosperity, of Denmark; Development LADEC Marketing; Region Technical University Region; 2) Municipality of Border Council
sustainable growth and territorial cohesion in the 2) Guldborgsund Ltd.; 2) Institute of Shipping 2) Port of Gdynia Karlskrona;
Baltic Sea Region Municipality 2) Regional Council of Economics and Logistics; Authority SA; 3) Region Örebro
North Karelia 3) Rostock Port 3) City of Gdynia County;
4) Region Skåne;
5) Blekinge Institute of
Technology;
6) Transnorden Sweden;
7) Port of Karlshamn;
8) KTH Royal Institute of
Technology
North Sea Baltic Connector of Regions (NSB CoRe) Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional City of Tallinn 1) Helsinki-Uusimaa 1) State of Berlin; 1) State Regional 1) Kaunas City Municipal 1) Institute of Logistics x
Council, Finland Regional Council; 2) Port of Hamburg Development Agency / Administration; and Warehousing;
2) City of Helsinki; Marketing; VASAB Secretariat; 2) Municipality of 2) Self-Government of
3) Techvilla Ltd. / 3) Investor Center 2) Riga Planning Region Kaunas District the Mazowieckie
Limowa Association; Ostbrandenburg GmbH Voivodeship;
4) City of Hämeenlinna / 3) Marshal Office of the
Growth Corridor Finland; Podlaskie Voivodeship
5) Kvarken Council
Scandria®2Act Joint Spatial Planning 1) Rejseplanen A/S; 1) Helsinki-Uusimaa 1) Joint Spatial Planning 1) Swedish Transport 1) Eastern Norway x
Department Berlin- 2) Technical University Region; Department Berlin- Administration; County Network;
Brandenburg, Germany of Denmark; 2) City of Turku; Brandenburg; 2) Region Skåne; 2) Akershus County
3) Copenhagen Business 3) University of Turku 2) Rostock Port; 3) Skåne Energy Agency; Council
School 3) Public Transport 4) SP Technical Research
Authority Berlin- Institute of Sweden;
Brandenburg; 5) Region Örebro County
4) Technical University
of Applied Sciences
Wildau;
5) Hamburg Logistics
Initiative;
6) German Energy
Agency
HA Capacity – Capacity building and involvement
HA Climate
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Participating countries (specific institution(s) involved in the flagship to be identified)
Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
Baltic Sea Region Urban Forum for Smart Cities – Tartu Smart City Lab, 1) Tartu Smart City Lab; 1) Sitra; 1) Baltic Environmental 1) City of Riga; City of Kaunas City of Lebork City of Malmö 1) CBSS Secretariat; x
BUF Estonia 2) Institute of Baltic 2) Siemens AB Forum Germany; 2) Riga Technical 2) Union of the Baltic Cities (in
Studies; 2) City of Hamburg University Poland);
3) City of Tartu 3) United Nations Economic
Commission for Europe (UNECE)
Austria:
Vienna University of Technology
Building regional nodes for increased engagement County Board of Dalarna, Tallinn Science Park Savo Consortium for 1) Kaunas District County Board of Dalarna Hedmark County x
and provision of solutions on Energy Efficiency in Sweden Tehnopol Foundation Education Municipality; Council
buildings – BuildingEFFECT 2) Lithuanian Institute of
Agrarian Economics
Urban bio-waste to renewable energy through IVL, Swedish Environmental 1) Stockholm Finnish Environment Hamburg University of Latvian Waste 1) Alytus Waste 1) IVL, Swedish x
regional cooperation RECO Waste to Biogas – Research Institute Environmental Institute Institute (SYKE) Applied Science (HAW) Management Management Center; Environmental Research
W2B in Tallinn; Association 2) Institute of Institute;
2) Estonian Regional and Environmental 2) International Institute
Local Development Engineering (APINI), for Industrial
Agency (ERKAS) Kaunas University of Environmental
Technology Economics (IIIEE), Lund
University
Urban flood management to decrease discharge Geological Survey of Finland 1) Geological Survey of 1) Geological Survey of Geological Survey of HafenCity University 1) University of Latvia; 1) Lithuanian Geological 1) Polish Geological 1) Union of the Baltic Cities, x
of hazardous substances into the Baltic Sea – Estonia; Denmark and Greenland; Finland Hamburg 2) Riga City Council Survey under the Institute – National Commission on Environment;
ClimUrban 2) Kohtla-Järve City 2) City of Copenhagen; Ministry of Environment; Research Institute; 2) Nordregio (in Sweden)
3) Copenhagen 2) City of Klaipeda 2) City of Gdansk
University
BSR Climate Change Dialogue Platform CBSS Secretariat – Baltic 21 1) Ministry of the Danish Environmental Ministry of Agriculture Federal Ministry for the Ministry of 1) Ministry of the 1) Swedish 1) Ministry of 1) CBSS Secretariat – Baltic 21
Unit Environment; Protection Agency and Forestry Environment, Nature Environmental Environment; Meteorological and Natural Resources Unit;
2) Estonian Conservation, Building Protection and Regional 2) Institute of Hydrological Institute; and Environment; 2) European Commission (DG
Environmental Research and Nuclear Safety Development Geophysics Polish 2) Swedish Geotechnical 2) Russian Federal CLIMA);
Centre; Academy of Sciences; Institute; Service for 3) European Environment
3) SEI Tallinn Centre 3) Institute of 3) Swedish Civil Hydrometeorology Agency;
Oceanology of the Polish Contingencies Agency; and Environmental 4) Union of the Baltic Cities,
Academy of Sciences 4) Swedish University of Monitoring Commission on Environment;
Agricultural Sciences (Roshydromet); 5) Baltic Sea States Sub-regional
3) City of Saint Cooperation (BSSSC);
Petersburg; 6) Barents Euro-Arctic Council
4) Climate (BEAC);
Secretariat of 7) Conference of Peripheral
Russian Social Maritime Regions of Europe
Ecological Union; (CPMR);
5) Russian 8) Coastal Union Baltic (German
Geological branch);
Research Institute 9) VASAB;
10) International Baltic Earth
Secretariat;
11) HELCOM;
12) Baltic University
Programme Secretariat
HA Neighbours – Creating added value to the Baltic Sea cooperation by working with neighbouring
countries and regions
Creating jobs through regional cooperation: Romincka Forest Fund, Regional Park Vistytis Romincka Forest Fund Museum for History x
development of trans-border (PL-ROS-LT) natural Poland and Ecology
area Vistynets Lake/Rominten Forest – ROMINT ‘Vistynetsky’
Baltic Sea Youth Dialogue
1) Pilot projet Baltic Sea Youth Dialogue Council of the Baltic Sea Körber Foundation CBSS Secretariat x
States Secretariat and
Körber Foundation,
Germany
2) Baltic Eye – Instagram exhibition demonstrating Private Public Partnership Narva College 1) Körber Foundation; 1) Regional Regional x
regional identity with Körber Foundation, 2) Foundation Administration Olsztyn; Administration
Germany Genshagen; 2) NGO Borrusia Olsztyn Ivangorod
3) Regional
Administration of
Brandenburg
HA Spatial Planning – Encouraging the use of maritime and land-based spatial planning in all
Member States around the Baltic Sea and develop a common approach for cross-border
cooperation
Towards coherence and cross-border solutions in Swedish Agency for Marine Ministry of Finance Danish Nature Agency Finnish Environment Federal Maritime and Ministry of Associated partner: Maritime Office in Swedish Agency for 1) VASAB; x
Baltic Maritime Spatial Plans – Baltic Scope and Water Management Institute (SYKE) Hydrographic Agency Environmental Ministry of Environment Szczecin Marine and Water 2) HELCOM;
Protection and Regional Management 3) Nordregio
Associated partner: Associated partner: Development
Ministry of the Ministry of Energy,
Environment Infrastructure and State
Development
Mecklenburg-
Vorpommern
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Ongoing flagship (please specify if a flagship is a
Policy
single project or a set of projects. If a flagship is a To be
Area/Horizontal Flagship leader
set of projects, please list all ongoing sub-projects determi
Action
falling under that specific flagship) Other (please specify a country ned
Estonia Denmark Finland Germany Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden Belarus Iceland Norway Russia and an institution) 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (tbd)
Coherent Linear Infrastructures in Baltic Maritime German Federal Maritime University of Tartu Aalborg University 1) Finnish Environment 1) German Federal Ministry of Coastal Research and 1) Maritime Office in Swedish Agency for Associated partner: 1) HELCOM; x
Spatial Plans – Baltic LINes and Hydrographic Agency Institute (SYKE); Maritime and Environmental Planning Institute Gdynia (MOG); Marine and Water ERMAK NordWest 2) VASAB
Associated partner: Associated partner: 2) Finnish Transport Hydrographic Agency; Protection and Regional (CORPI) 2) Maritime Institute in Management
Ministry of the Interior Danish Nature Agency Agency (FTA) 2) Ministry of Energy, Development Gdansk (MIG); Netherlands:
Infrastructure and State Associated partner: 3) Polish Offshore Wind NHTV Breda University of
Associated partner: Development Associated partner: Ministry of Environment Energy Society Applied Sciences
Finnish Transport Safety Mecklenburg- Maritime Administration
Agency (Trafi) Vorpommern of Latvia Associated partner: Associated partner:
Ministry of Netherlands:
Infrastructure and Ministry of Infrastructure and
Development the Environment
Baltic Energy Areas – A Planning Perspective (BEA- Ministry of Energy, Tartu Regional Energy Roskilde University Regional Council of Ministry of Energy, 1) Zemgale Planning Lithuanian Energy Regional Office for 1) Skåne Energy Agency; x
APP) Infrastructure and State Agency Central Finland Infrastructure and State Region; Institute Spatial Planning of West 2) Region Blekinge;
Development Mecklenburg Development 2) Baltic Environmental Pomeranian Region 3) Energy Agency for
Vorpommern, Germany Mecklenburg Forum Latvia Southeast Sweden
Vorpommern
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Adressaat: Keiu Leopard
Teema: FW: Flagship partners: updated ?+ HNT ettepanek seda PP kaudu
teavitada
Tere Keiu!
Palun levita l�bi PP teenistuste juhtidele
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Edu!
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From: Eero Naaber
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Tere!
Kas HNT soovib ka EUSBSR kirju saada? Nt Famos projekt on ka nimekirjas.
Tervitused,
Eero
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Teema: Flagship partners: updated
Dear colleagues,
Please be informed that an overview table of partners involved in
implementing ongoing flagships under
the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) has been updated. It
is also available on the EUSBSR
website.
Best
Lina
Dr. Lina Marcinkut�
European Commission
Directorate General for Regional and Urban Policy
Unit D1 Competence Centre Macro-regions and European Territorial
Cooperation
BU-1 02/109
B-1049 Brussels/Belgium
Tel.: +32 229-68444
[email protected]
www.balticsea-region-strategy.eu