News - EUSBSR

Building the Future Together: VASAB and PA Spatial Planning at the Kick-off of New Interreg BSR Project Platforms

11 June 2026

The EUSBSR Annual Forum 2026 was all about resilience

The EUSBSR Annual Forum 2026 brought the transnational community across the Baltic Sea Region together for the 17th time. The Forum programme studied resilience from angles of climate, environmental health, demographic shifts, regional competitiveness, security, and geopolitical uncertainties.

27 May 2026

Annual Forum 2026: Flood simulation exercise showcases crisis response roles

An interactive flood simulation and role-play exercise based on real-life data from a major flood event in Kristiansand, Norway.

22 May 2026

Annual Forum 2026: Advancing Spatial Resilience in the Baltic Sea Region

19 May 2026

Annual Forum 2026: Multisectoral Insights into Regional Maritime Spatial Planning Processes

The project platform SEABAS aims to unify environmental input into maritime spatial planning processes across the Baltic Sea region.

15 May 2026

Resilience is the Baltic Sea Region’s most urgent priority

The pressures bearing down on the Baltic Sea Region today require something more than connectivity. They require resilience.

28 April 2026

New funding opportunity for you(th)!

Are you an organisation working with young people in the Northern Periphery and Arctic? Do you have an idea to help youth shaping the future of their regions? Apply for the Youth Call!

23 April 2026

Implementing the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region is an act of resilience

On 3 March, the National Coordinators Group approved the updated Action Plan for the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region.

26 March 2026

Swedish Institute launches programme for project funding in the Baltic Sea region and EU’s Eastern Partnership countries

The Swedish Institute has launched the SI Baltic Sea and Eastern Partnership Programme, a new project funding programme that supports sustainable development, democratic processes and societal resilience in a rapidly changing regional context.

25 March 2026