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9 November, 2021 Policy Workshop Sustainable Blue Economy
SUSTAINABLE BLUE ECONOMY Strategies to foster economic development in coastal areas and deal with the challenges ahead The project Land-Sea-Act aims to bring together stakeholders involved in coastal management and planning, find solutions to Maritime Spatial Planning and Blue Growth challenges around the Baltic Sea, and elaborate Multi-level Governance Agenda on Blue Growth and Spatial…
Read More5 November, 2021 Workshop on Multi-level Governance in Baltic Sea Region
Land-Sea-Act project is organising an international workshop for spatial planners of all levels, MSP authorities, regional & local representatives of the governing authorities in coastal areas The objective of the workshop is to present a draft version of the Multi-level Governance Agenda on Blue Growth and Spatial Planning in the Baltic Sea Region* and to…
Read MoreJoin training on land-sea interactions in spatial planning!
Land-Sea-Act project will organize transnational training on land-sea interactions in spatial planning for planners and policy makers in Baltic Sea Region. For all interested in tools and practices for the enhancement and acceleration the Blue Growth in coastal areas, this workshop will provide informative, intensive and interactive knowledge exchange. When: 20 October 2021 14:00–17:00 EEST…
Read More1 – 2 June, 2021 4th Baltic MSP Forum
The 4th Baltic MSP Forum ‘Delivering MSP – Interactions and Capacities Across All Levels’ took place on 1 – 2 June 2021, online and was broadcasted from Latvia. The Forum was organised by two Interreg BSR projects Capacity4MSP and Land-Sea-Act and it serves as a final conference for both projects. Already for the 4th time…
Read More18 March, 2021 5th Partner meeting ONLINE
And we meet again for the 5th Partner Meeting Time flies and it has been almost two years of our cooperation in Land-Sea-Act! Although one part of our joint journey was more digital and remote, we still are well on track with our activities! So, we will meet in March to update each other…
Read More4th Baltic MSP Forum is coming in 2021!
The 4th Baltic MSP Forum will take place on 1 – 2 June 2021, online and will be broadcasted from Latvia. The Forum is organised by two Interreg BSR projects Capacity4MSP and Land-Sea-Act and it serves as a final conference for both projects. Already for the 4th time the Baltic MSP Forum is organised to…
Read MoreMaritime businesses in the west Sweden
On the 4th of June 2020, 15 people from 6 different municipalities on the west coast of Sweden gathered in an online meeting within the framework of the Land-Sea-Act project. The participants represented both business developers and planners from the municipalities. The aim of the meeting was twofold. Partly, to present the results from an…
Read MoreEffects of the water sports on the underwater vegetation in the Orther Reede Bay
The Case study of Fehmarn Island within the Land-Sea-Act project explores various aspects of balancing tourism activities (including water sports) and nature conservation. On Fehmarn island one particular area where nature values are prevalent and water sports are popular is the Orther Bay. To study the impact of surfing activities on nature values macrophytes [an…
Read MoreFehmarn’s blooming future
Flower meadow with a mixture of species near Mölln in Northern Germany in September 2020. Credit: Damian Arikas, Baltic Environmental Forum Germany Fehmarn is not a purely touristic island: As the island’s soil is known to be particularly fruitful, around 70% of its land area are utilised as agricultural land. However, extensive agriculture was proven…
Read More29 -30 September, 2020 4th Partner meeting and 2nd International Expert Panel ONLINE
Land-Sea-Act project partners will meet for the 4th Partner Meeting, which will be held online on September 29-30. Work within project activities continues despite unprecedented summer season of 2020 – what did we observe and experienced and what can we learn from this year for futureproof actions and decisions in our coastal areas? Furthermore 2nd…
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