«This year’s conference will address climate change in the North Sea Region, including topics such as climate governance, climate adaptation, and climate and youth.

Climate change is at the forefront of societal debate and finding ways forward is of the utmost importance. How can the North Sea Region take the lead and fast-track the green energy transition? How can we bolster the region against the impacts of global warming? This requires developing new innovations and advancing existing solutions. Join us for an exciting event designed to inspire and connect you to people and organisations caring strongly about climate change.»

Eventet er arrangert regionen Västra Gotland og Nordsjølkommisjonen

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Informasjonsdagane for nye H2020-utlysingar for året 2020 innan energi vill bli avholdt 25.-27. juni i Brussel. Infodagane skal bidra til at potensielle søknadar blir så gode som mogeleg, og vil fokusere på forsking, innovasjon og å få gode prosjekt ut i marknaden.

Førebels program:
Draft agenda 25 June
Draft agenda 26 June
Draft agenda 27 June

Arrangementet vil òg bli streama og lagt ut i ettertid.

Under informasjonsdagane vil det òg vere eit brokerage-event organisert av NCP-ar, der ein kan finne partnarar og utvikle prosjektidear.

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«This forum is organized for industries, public agencies, financial organizations, researchers and civil society, working on or interested in the Blue Bioeconomy of the EU – aquatic and marine environments. At this conference the European roadmap for the blue bioeconomy will be presented and discussed. Furthermore, there will be presentations of inspirational blue bio projects, assistance mechanisms for blue investments, open science and the role of regions in the development of the blue bio-economy. »

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«A Bioeconomy Conference is being organised to contribute to achieving an inclusive and sustainable bioeconomy for Europe. Finland’s Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the European Commission are jointly organising the conference, and it is one of the events to be held in Helsinki under Finland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union.

The conference is aimed at raising public awareness and promoting dialogue on the progress towards a bioeconomy. This will be accomplished by bringing together academics, researchers, stakeholders, policymakers, business representatives and the civil society across the bioeconomy sector to exchange knowledge, coordinate activities and discuss new actions. A wide range of participants is expected from around the European Union and from within Finland.»

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