Advancing Blue Bioeconomy Capacities in the Baltic Sea Region.

Growing Algae Sustainably in the Baltic Sea.

BalticRIM will analyse the relationship between Maritime Cultural Heritage (MCH) and Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP).

UNITED - multi-Use platforms and co-locatioN pilots boosting cost-effecTive, and Eco-friendly and sustainable production in marine environments

Capacity4MSP will create a practically oriented and interactive collaboration platform for MSP stakeholders, decision- and policy makers that will inform, support and enhance on-going MSP efforts by capitalising on the outcomes of various transnational MSP projects and national MSP processes. 

Career opportunities for young people in the blue economy

The Baltic Blue Biotechnology Alliance matched its users to the services, facilities and experts they need to take their product idea to the next level.

Baltic Blue Growth established fully operational mussel farms in the Baltic Sea to counteract eutrophication and create new blue growth opportunities.

InnoAquaTech promoted cross-border development and transfer of innovative sustainable and environmentally friendly aquaculture technologies in the South Baltic area.

The aim of the MUSES project (Multi-Use in European Seas) was to explore the opportunities for Multi-Use in European Seas across all EU sea basins.

Smart Blue Regions supported regions to implement their research and innovation strategies in marine and maritime sectors.

MULTI-FRAME project aims to increase the knowledge base and capacity of public and private actorsfor ocean MU systems, by providing concrete open source tools, assessment results and best practice examples.