Video from ERB South Baltic Agenda seminar

If you missed our last week’s seminar #ERB South Baltic Agenda” related to Euroregion Baltic Agenda 2030 document and Interreg South Baltic Programme, you can now watch the video from the debate. Click here:

Among the speakers:

Magdalena Bednarczyk-Sokół, Deputy Director of the Territorial Cooperation Department, Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy, Interreg South Baltic Programme Managing Authority, Poland

Johan Sandberg, President of Euroregion Baltic, Blekinge Region, Sweden

Dominika Butkiewicz, Head of the Joint Secretariat Interreg SBP, Poland

Johan Lundbäck, Interreg South Baltic Programme Contact Point Region Kalmar, Sweden

Tobias Facchini, Water Core Group Leader, Kalmar Region, Sweden

Mattias Andersson, Mobility Core Group Leader, Blekinge Region, Sweden

Johanna Wyckman, ERB Youth Board Chairwoman

Presentations from the experts are also available:

See you soon during the next ERB Agenda seminars!

Please see below the final agenda for the online seminar planned for 9th April 2021. We welcome all ERB Stakeholders to join us and learn how:

• ERB contributes to the Interreg South BalticProgramme (SBP);
• what are the perspectives and planned policy objectives for Interreg SBP 2021-27;
• how we can align the planned SBP objectives with the work in
  ERB Water Core Group, ERB MobilityCore Group and ERB Youth Board;
• what are the possibilities for ERB Stakeholderscooperation in the area of tourism
  
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Euroregion Baltic (ERB) continues its active role as a facilitator of cross-border initiatives in the South Baltic area. Over the years, ERB has built a strong network of cross-border relations involving citizens, political decision-makers, economic and social partners, and educational and cultural institutions. Our ambition is to use these partnerships for the benefit of inhabitants and local communities in our cooperation area.

EU funds supporting territorial cooperation will be of special importance in our work. People-to-people collaboration is essential in building relations and should continue to be supported. This refers specifically to the South Baltic cross-border programme, a key financial instrument for ERB cooperation since 2007.

ERB will continue working towards improved conditions for cross-border cooperation in the South Baltic Sea area.

If you’re interested to learn more on:

• how ERB contributes to the Interreg South Baltic Programme;
• what are the perspectives and planned policy objectives for Interreg SBP 2021-27;
• how we can align the planned SBP objectives with the work in ERB Water Core Group, ERB Mobility Core Group and ERB Youth Board;
• what are the possibilities for ERB Stakeholders cooperation in the area of tourism?

Please register for our seminar on 9th April and get involved more in ERB cooperation.

Register here: https://forms.gle/63RswyXN6p2QSUjC6 until 7th April

9^th April (Friday) 10.00 -12.00 CET

In the Umbrella project framework, we organized this month another seminars and training on project management. The meetings on 28th Nov in Gdansk, 5th Dec in Kalmar, Sweden and on 10th Dec in Klaipeda, Lithuania.

You can still register for the meetings we will have in January and February 2020, they are all for free, but we have a limited number of places. Register using this link:
https://bit.ly/2IuFu7B

Agenda for the training on BASIC/ELEMENTARY level:

Welcome and introduction to the UMBRELLA Project Management Framework – fundamental concepts

• UMBRELLA Framework vs. Project Life-Cycle
• Analysing needs
• Generating Ideas
• Estimating Long-Term Effects
• Problem and Objectives Tree Analysis
• Reviewing Available Funding Programmes
• Initiating a Project
• How Detailed is the High-Level Planning
• Stakeholders
• Identifying Project Partners
• Developing a project logical framework
• Work Breakdown Structure
• Main planning tools
• Risk Management
• Project Closure
• Sharing the results
• New project ideas
• Submitting the project application
• Developing the project logical framework

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