The second meeting in the Industrial Symbiosis Council focuses on "SMEs in Manufacturing Industries - Benefitting from Industrial Symbiosis".

The BSR Industrial Symbiosis Council provides a platform for policy learning to build policy capacity in local, regional and national authorities, agencies and other public policy-focused organizations supporting Industrial Symbiosis Development.

 

The BSR Industrial Symbiosis Council will provide a platform for policy learning to build policy capacity in local, regional and national authorities, agencies and other public policy-focused organizations supporting industrial symbiosis development.

The Strategic Planning Leaders Forum annually brought together over 1000 participants: representatives of the Federal Assembly of Russia, federal ministries and agencies of Russia, regional administrations and legislative assemblies, municipalities, business, academic and expert communities, NGOs, foreign countries, and mass media.

To build capacity among industrial symbiosis practitioners, the project will provide opportunity for industrial symbiosis managers to work in other clusters. These peer-to-peer exchanges will provide industrial symbiosis managers with a unique opportunity of learning how colleagues in neighboring countries actually and practically facilitate industrial symbiosis development.At the first peer-to-peer exchange, Symbiosis Center Denmark, Kalundborg Symbiosis and Næstved Ressource City invite partners and relevant stakeholders to Denmark to visit companies, identify symbiosis potentials, and exchange experiences on industrial symbiosis facilitation.Read about this event here: https://symbiosecenter.dk/en/succesful-first-peer-to-peer-event-in-project-bis/

The 10^th Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) is hosted by the Pomorskie Region together with the Baltic Sea States Subregional Co-operation in close cooperation with the European Commission and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland.

The seminar invites Financial managers of the LPs and their FLC of Call 3 projects (priority 1-3) and latest approved projects of priority 4 to a noon-to-noon financial seminar on 07-08 May 2019 or 08-09 May 2019 in Hamburg.The seminar covers project financial reporting procedures, rules on eligibility of expenditure and first level control. The MA/JS also provides detailed guidance of how to handle the project progress reporting form and other tools to report on finances of the projects. It is also a good networking opportunity for the financial managers of the projects and a possibility to exchange experience for the first level controllers from different countries.The seminar will happen twice in two noon-to-noon blocks in May. The group of Financial managers and FLCs will have to split into the two dates mentioned above. There is a maximum number of 40 participants per group. You will be registered on a first come first serve basis.

What has been achieved with 300 million euros of Interreg Baltic Sea Region to make the Baltic Sea region more innovative, better accessible and more sustainable? More than 100 projects involving over 1000 partner institutions from all countries around the Baltic Sea show that cooperation is the key to opening your eyes to new solutions. Hear about project Baltic Industrial Symbiosis at meeting room Wollin.