The event showcased the mapping results of used textile flows in the Baltics, as well as discussions on policy measures for textile circularity.
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The Baltic region faces a unique set of environmental challenges, in particular pollution from industry and agriculture. SEI provides knowledge and enhances collaboration between countries and stakeholders in the region to provide solutions and seek opportunities for a more sustainable Baltic.
The event showcased the mapping results of used textile flows in the Baltics, as well as discussions on policy measures for textile circularity.
This workshop will address challenges experienced in establishing agricultural and industrial symbiosis to enable upscaling of circular solutions in the Baltic.
SEI and property developer Fabege invited experts to a workshop to discuss how the property sector can contribute to sustainable cities.
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.
It is important to improve how we capture and reuse phosphorus. It should be on land to produce food rather than letting it enter the sea where it causes harm.
Today’s clothing industry has huge environmental impacts which the new project Towards a Nordic-Baltic Circular Textile System tries to mitigate.
The conference brought together industry, politicians, researchers and consumers for an important discussion on bioeconomy development.
The EU Eco-Management and Audit Scheme EMAS helps businesses to improve their environmental performance and resource efficiency.
A systematic map protocol for a study of evidence on ecotechnologies for recovery and reuse of carbon and nutrients.
This systematic map identifies studies on ecotechnologies for reusing carbon and nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus) from domestic wastewater.
Community Safety Action for Supporting Climate Adaptation and Development (CASCADE) develops new tactics to prevent disasters and address climate risks.
StratKIT aims to develop the agenda of Green Public Procurements in the Baltic Sea region, circular economy and social cohesion.
Reusing sewage sludge in farming makes economic and environmental sense. But even the safest reuse technologies need to win hearts as well as minds.
Join us for this conference discussing possibilities for post-consumer textiles in the Baltic countries and recommendations for policy intervention.
A recent study by SEI Tallinn & Finnish innovation fund Sitra reveals that scaling up Nordic solutions can be the key to the Baltics to reach climate targets.