Blue growth

What is Blue growth?

Blue growth means the development of the maritime environment, in other words, sustainable growth in the maritime- and port sector.

The following areas are examples of blue growth:

• Blue Energy, offshore wind, tidal and wave power, etc.
• Maritime tourism, Coastal and cruise tourism
• Aquaculture
• Marine biotechnology
• Shipping Offshore and Short Sea
• Coast protection
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Workshop 1 Blue growth

 18-20 April  2017 at Krinova in Kristianstad (SE) 

Program (pdf, 674 kB)

How to get there (pdf, 324 kB)

Vattendagen (pdf, 223 kB)

Workshop Blue growth 1 (pdf, 1 MB)

Workshop 2 Blue growth

20-22 November 2017 at Krinova in Kristianstad (SE)

Invitation (word, 404 kB)

Krinovas testbed (pdf, 994 kB)

Notes from Workshop 1 (pdf, 702 kB)

The second cross-border workshop in SBPIN focused on Krinovas testbed. Krinovas testbed is a method of how to work with challenges related to water. It is an environment designed for development and experimental processes, with access to resources and test functions. In the second blue workshop we would like to show the participants physical parts of the testbed and give examples of how it has been used for water related innovation.

Target groups

Officials and politicians in public administration working with Blue Growth and/or the identified challenges in the municipalities in Northeastern Skåne (Sweden), Køge (Denmark), Naestved (Denmark) and municipalities associated with the Association of Polish Communes of Euroregion Baltic (Poland).

EU-coordinators, international strategists and developers working with cross-border network and cooperation in the above mentioned municipalities.

Workshop 1 Presentation SB Pin project

Presentation Köge municipality

Presentation Naestved municipality

Presentation Gdansk municipality

Presentation Cedry Wielkie

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