The main objective of the project is to develop two new island destinations in Helsinki and Tallinn, into a popular and smart tourist destination areas.
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The main objective of the project is to develop two new island destinations in Helsinki and Tallinn, into a popular and smart tourist destination areas.
Today’s clothing industry has huge environmental impacts which the new project Towards a Nordic-Baltic Circular Textile System tries to mitigate.
Renewable energy expert Siim Meeliste recently joined SEI Tallinn to lead and develop the Climate and Energy programme.
The conference brought together industry, politicians, researchers and consumers for an important discussion on bioeconomy development.
SEI's bioeconomy initiative is holding policy dialogues to support the creation of sustainable bio-based development strategies.
Fashion designer Reet Aus and SEI have joined forces to create a new design-based circular business model for battling industrial textile waste.
This fact-finding mission will support the Bosnia and Herzegovina government develop their environmental policy.
StratKIT aims to develop the agenda of Green Public Procurements in the Baltic Sea region, circular economy and social cohesion.
The project aims at improving the accessibility of the most remote areas and regions whose accessibility is affected by demographic change.
The climate is becoming increasingly unpredictable and extreme, requiring new innovative tactics to prevent disasters, and address risks.
Using novel approaches to investigate how evolving cities affect residents' well-being and how this interacts with the overall health of city systems.
Join us for this conference discussing possibilities for post-consumer textiles in the Baltic countries and recommendations for policy intervention.
The Forum focused on the fresh compendium on SDG indicators and trends published by Statistics Estonia.
This new project analyses post-consumer textile waste in the Baltics for policy recommendations and sector development.
WATERDRIVE is a pan-Baltic project with activities supporting transnational cooperation and actions in 8 countries for improving water management in the area.