The Interreg project Baltic Industrial Symbiosis (BIS) enters its final phase in the autumn of 2021. The BIS steering committee would therefore like to invite all project participants (partners and associated partners) to a final, virtual meeting.All BIS partners will have the opportunity to present what has been highlights in this project to them, and how they plan to work with industrial symbiosis in the future. The plan is also to have a couple of representatives (associated partners and/or external actors) to present their views on the BIS project results and how they profit on the learnings and materials BIS has provided.

The BALTIC INDUSTRIAL SYMBIOSIS ROADSHOW will inspire municipalities and regions in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland to also pursue industrial symbiosis development.In the framework of the webinar "Discovering good practice examples of industrial symbiosis and bio-based business models", two ongoing Interreg Baltic Sea Region projects, the “BIS – Baltic Industrial Symbiosis” project and the “BalticBiomass4Value” project will present recent findings on the implementation of industrial symbiosis and bio-based business models.Read more about the webinar here. Full agenda of the event can be downloaded here. The webinar is free of charge, but pre-registration is required. Please fill in online registration form here.

To build capacity among industrial symbiosis practitioners, the BIS project provides opportunity for industrial symbiosis managers to work in other clusters. BIS peer-to-peer exchanges provide industrial symbiosis managers with a unique opportunity of learning how colleagues in neighboring countries actually and practically facilitate industrial symbiosis development.This time, Paper Province invites BIS partners to Värmland to visit companies, identify symbiosis potentials, and exchange experiences on industrial symbiosis facilitation.

The 4th meeting in the BSR Industrial Symbiosis Council will focus on the "Guide for Industrial Symbiosis facilitators" developed to give gudience to current and future Industrial Symbiosis facilitators.

To build capacity among industrial symbiosis practitioners, the BIS project provides opportunity for industrial symbiosis managers to work in other clusters. BIS peer-to-peer exchanges provide industrial symbiosis managers with a unique opportunity of learning how colleagues in neighboring countries actually and practically facilitate industrial symbiosis development.This time, Tyreman Group invites BIS partners to St. Petersburg to visit companies, identify symbiosis potentials, and exchange experiences on industrial symbiosis facilitation.

The BALTIC INDUSTRIAL SYMBIOSIS ROADSHOW will inspire municipalities and regions in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Russia to also pursue industrial symbiosis development. The Roadshow will present business cases, findings on training and education, findings from policy learning and through these numerous examples inspire replication of industrial symbiosis cluster development in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Russia.

To build capacity among industrial symbiosis practitioners, the BIS project provides opportunity for industrial symbiosis managers to work in other clusters. BIS peer-to-peer exchanges provide industrial symbiosis managers with a unique opportunity of learning how colleagues in neighboring countries actually and practically facilitate industrial symbiosis development.This time, Gdansk University of Technology invites BIS partners to Poland to visit companies, identify symbiosis potentials, and exchange experiences on industrial symbiosis facilitation.