Policy Area (PA) ‘Culture’ focuses on culture and creative sectors and industries in the Baltic Sea region.
PA Culture actions include promoting the Baltic Sea region cultural and creative industries by encouraging creative entrepreneurship, as well as promoting and presenting Baltic Sea region culture using the innovative force of culture for societal development. PA Culture also focuses on preservation and presentation the Baltic Sea region cultural heritage and strengthening the cultural identity of the region, as well as developing an efficient framework for Baltic Sea region cultural cooperation.
PA Culture is coordinated by Schleswig-Holstein (Germany) and Poland.
Read more about the PA Culture at their website.
PA Culture in EUSBSR blog
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Involving youth in the EUSBSR: Mission impossible?
Written by Lars Fredrik Lund Godbolt, BSSC
Let’s face it. The EUSBSR is hard to communicate. In general terms, yes, but perhaps especially to outsiders such as youth. The strategy is volatile, intangible and hard to measure. Therefore, it is hard to sell. The Baltic Youth Camp 2019 will try the mission impossible: Not only explaining it… Read more... -
Brainstorming about an increase in Youth Participation in the Baltic Sea Region
Written by Marta Czarnecka-Gallas, Let’s communicate!
In January 2019, the Baltic Sea Cultural Centre in Gdańsk hosted 9th Strategic Project Development Workshop “The Power of Culture & Creative Sectors to increase Youth Participation in the BSR – Supporting the Baltic Sea Region Youth Camp in Summer 2019”co-organized by EUSBSR PA Culture. Read more... -
First Routes4U meeting for the EUSBSR emphasised the importance of shared heritage
Written by Let's communicate!
Routes4U project organized its first meeting for the EUSBSR in Oslo, Norway on September 6-7 2018. The meeting gathered together actors from almost all of the Baltic Sea region countries, and based on the discussions was an appreciated and much needed opportunity to exchange ideas and share experiences. Read more... -
BalticRIM helping spatial planners see the cultural heritage of the sea
Written by Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme
The Interreg project BalticRIM, also a Flagship of the EUSBSR under Policy Area Culture, integrates maritime cultural heritage of the Baltic Sea into maritime spatial plans to safeguard it for the future. Matthias Maluck from the State Archaeological Department of Schleswig-Holstein explains what maritime cultural heritage is and why and… Read more...