I do believe in the power of Interreg!
Blagoveska Riiser, the European Commission representative at the Programme’s Monitoring Committee, shares her thoughts on how she perceives the value and unique features of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme.
A greener future for port operations
The Blue Supply Chains project supports port authorities and operators in decarbonising port operations. It advances electrification, provides strategies for alternative fuels and sets-up green transport chains. Katrin Verner, Maria Tornvall, and Christopher Schnur from the project partner Stena Line explain how a ferry operator can use alternatives for getting goods to people in a greener way.
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Enhancing Mental Health: Fostering Well-Being in the Baltic Sea Region
16 January 2024 Enhancing Mental Health: Fostering Well-Being in the Baltic Sea Region Interview with Marta Ciesielska from Marshal’s Office of the Westpomeranian Region Written by Anna ZaccaroCan the mental well-being of individuals be positively affected by the...
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I do believe in the power of Interreg!
Blagoveska Riiser, the European Commission representative at the Programme’s Monitoring Committee, shares her thoughts on how she perceives the value and unique features of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme.
A greener future for port operations
The Blue Supply Chains project supports port authorities and operators in decarbonising port operations. It advances electrification, provides strategies for alternative fuels and sets-up green transport chains. Katrin Verner, Maria Tornvall, and Christopher Schnur from the project partner Stena Line explain how a ferry operator can use alternatives for getting goods to people in a greener way.
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