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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“It is a good start if you like playing games” – Working as a game developer in the Baltic Sea region
Written by "Cohesion through EUSBSR" project
There is no business as usual when it comes to game design, I am told when having a tour in DE:HIVE, a game design centre in Berlin. My guide, Friedrich Schadow, works as a game developer in Baltic Game Industry, an EU funded project that raises awareness of the game… Read more... -
Prosperity to the region through game industry
Written by "Cohesion through EUSBSR" project
”The game industry is the most dynamic creative industry worldwide with an exponential growth rate.” The statement above, found on the website of the Baltic Game Industry project, fits well the mindset of the Baltic Sea Region that scores high in innovation rankings and is known for its experimental attitude. Read more... -
Augmented reality for real-life benefits
Finding a Pokemon on your city’s main square - an example of virtual reality. But virtual and augmented reality are rarely used outside gaming. Read about how Interreg catalysed innovation by connecting screen industries with education, health and tourism. Read more... -
Baltic Sea Youth Camp – Nothing about us, without us!
We, the participants of the Baltic Sea Youth Camp, young people from all over the Baltic Sea Region worked hard to develop new ideas and projects for the region, back to back with the 10th Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region in Gdansk. Read more... -
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...