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Here you will find useful information about the best cities, beaches and national parks in the Polish Baltic Sea region, including tips on sights, restaurants, nightlife and more.

The Central Baltic Programme delivers EU funding to cross-border cooperation projects in the central Baltic Sea region.

Welcome to the website for the Bioenergy Promotion. This is a new website that will promote the sustainable use of bioenergy in the Baltic Sea Region, and facilitate networking in the sector through an interactive register of people, organisations and projects. The website is part of the Bioenergy Promotion Project, partly founded by the European Union.

Reducing nutrient loadings from agricultural soils to the Baltic Sea via groundwater and streams

The largest collection of beaches from around the world, detailed descriptions, a list of available options, map location, photos, videos and reviews of the beach.

PA Secure is a EUSBSR priority area addressing protection from emergencies and accidents on land. PA Secure is coordinated by Sweden and the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) Secretariat.

In the BalticMuseums 2.0 project, a consortium of six partners from Germany, Poland, Lithuania and Russia is developing innovative technical information and communication tools for oceanographic museums. The project is estimated to run for three years starting in October 2008. The European co-financing of almost one million Euros was granted in July 2008. The idea for a tighter co-operation between oceanographic museums in the Baltic Sea Region was generated to solve the technical challenges faced by all partners through the use of information tools.

ALFA offers the complete and low-cost design, assembly and production of chips and PCB (printed circuit boards)

On this website you will find information on efforts related to realising the bioeconomy in the Baltic Sea Region

Magnusson: full-service independent law firm with offices in Copenhagen (Denmark), Helsinki (Finland), Oslo (Norway), Warsaw (Poland), Gothenburg, Stockholm (Sweden), Minsk (Belarus), Moscow (Russia), Tallinn (Estonia), Vilnius (Lithuania), Riga (Latvia), and Hong Kong (China).

The EU Strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region (EUSAIR) is a macro-regional strategy adopted by the European Commission and endorsed by the European Council in 2014. The Strategy was jointly developed by the Commission, together with the Adriatic-Ionian Region countries and stakeholders, in order to address common challenges together.

UpNorth magazine features news, analysis, ideas and culture from the Nordic and Baltic Sea region of Europe.

The Hanse-Parlament was founded in 1994 to promote small and medium enterprises in the Baltic Sea Region and to strengthen the area’s competitiveness.

Independent, international dark fiber IRUs in the Baltic Sea. Sweden - Finland - Germany, connecting locations along the coasts of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland. Colocation for ILAs.

This website addresses the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region EUSBSR. The main information to be found relates to Priority Areas and Horizontal Actions, available funding sources and the roles of the different bodies involved. News, events, photos and videos are also a key part of the EUSBSR website.

Söderhmans Stuveri & Hamn AB operates the ports Orrskär, Stugsund and Langrör in the Söderhamn region on the east coast of central Sweden.