Category: Baltic Sea region cooperation

Within two and a half weeks, Ukrainian civil servants and diplomats will receive visits from the Stockholm School of Economics, which has developed a unique training concept to help participants practice negotiation techniques. SI had a brief conversation with the project leader, Andrew Schenkel.

Andrew Schenkel is teaching in Southafrica. Soon in Ukraine. Photo: private

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Ukrainian diplomats and civil servants will be trained for EU accession negotiations

Within two and a half weeks, Ukrainian civil servants and diplomats will receive visits from the Stockholm School of Economics, which has developed a unique training concept to help participants…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Building resilience: Swedish Institute funds project to support Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

When Russia’s attacks target Ukraine’s electricity and heating networks, the solutions are simple but crucial: electricity and heat must be secured. With support from the Swedish Institute, Swedish, Estonian, and…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

28 new projects receive funding

In November, the Swedish Institute (SI) announced decisions for two of our funding programmes: the SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Programme and the SI Ukraine Cooperation Programme, resulting in funding for…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Co-Crea Youth – an SI project to foster youth engagement

Researchers at Karlstad University, in cooperation with colleagues from Finland, Estonia, and Georgia, have conducted a project on democracy using seed funding from SI. The project focused on supporting municipalities…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Three major calls open this December!

At the beginning of December, the Swedish Institute opened the calls for three different programmes: SI Creative Partnerships Programme, SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Programme, and the Swedish Institute Academy for…