Category: Baltic Sea region cooperation

The pandemic, the war, inflation, and the energy crisis, have all had a negative impact on the agriculture around the Baltic Sea. Now the project BASCIL wants to help farmers around the Baltic Sea to maximize their benefit from food production by developing their businesses and becoming culinary destinations.

Bild på lokalt odlade produkter såsom chili. — The project works with local food production and rural tourism. Photo: Tuukka Ervasti/imagebank.sweden.se

Baltic Sea region cooperation

SI project on food production and rural tourism opened the door to EU funding

The pandemic, the war, inflation, and the energy crisis, have all had a negative impact on the agriculture around the Baltic Sea. Now the project BASCIL wants to help farmers…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

The Swedish Institute’s support to Ukraine 2022-2023

SI finances exchanges and cooperation between individuals and organisations in the Baltic Sea region and have extensive experience of cooperating with Ukraine. The agency’s support to Ukraine doubled in 2022…

Baltic Sea region cooperation, Leadership programmes

Six higher education institutions granted support for the implementation of SAYP 2023

The Swedish Institute Academy for Young Professionals (SAYP) is a program aimed to strengthen capacity in public administration in two regions: the Baltic Sea region and the EU’s Eastern Partnership…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

The Baltic Sea region – a joint destination for boat tourism

An initiative in boat tourism is now ongoing in the Baltic Sea region where the goal is a sustainable boat destination that can be jointly marketed on international markets. The…

Baltic Sea region cooperation, SI scholarships, SISGP stories

”The programme has prepared me for the future world of work”

Bhoke John Rotente is an SI scholar from Tanzania, she studies Business Administration – Strategy Management at Linköping University. The SI scholarship is a steppingstone in her career, and we…