Category: Baltic Sea region cooperation

The Promise 4 project has facilitated cooperation and knowledge exchange between Armenia, Estonia, Moldova, Sweden and an existing network regarding the Barnahus model. In a Barnahus, all relevant authorities come together under one roof, ensuring that child victims and witnesses of violence only need to share their story once, in a child-friendly environment.

Therapyroom Barnahus Estonia — The rooms have been dechorated as childfriendly as possible Photo: Barnahus Estonia

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Promise 4 – A child-centred approach

Baltic Sea region cooperation

”The EMDIAC project is like a hive around which a lot of new ideas buzz”

In the middle of a raging war, universities in Sweden, Ukraine and Estonia exchange methods for digitising teaching and research. Together they look at the digital divide and how digital…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

“Cooperation around the Baltic Sea is more important than ever”

Between the 4th and 5th of October, close to 600 experts and participants from all the EU member states around the Baltic Sea met in Riga for the main annual…

Baltic Sea region cooperation, Culture, Democracy, Innovation, SI stories

The Swedish Institute is part of an extensive strategy for Ukraine’s development

The government has adopted a historically extensive aid strategy for Ukraine that extends from 2023 to 2027 and includes six billion SEK. It is an unprecedented investment for a single…

Baltic Sea region cooperation, Leadership programmes

”Civil society is a key driver of reforms and democratic changes in Ukraine”

What are the main challenges civil society face during wartime? How can civil society in Ukraine be supported in their important work? We met with three civil society leaders from…