Synergy between the NursecoastII, Cone, CircularMUSE, and CiNURGi projects

NursecoastII, Cone, CircularMUSE, CiNURGi – four projects working together for the environment and sustainable development of the Baltic Sea!

Yesterday, Gdańsk University of Technology hosted a meeting of representatives of four initiatives implemented in the Baltic Sea region and Central Europe to build synergy between the Nursecoast II, CONE, Circular MUSE, and CiNURGi projects and to work together in the area of cooperation and knowledge transfer in the region.

During the meeting, participants presented their results and challenges to date, identified areas where they can cooperate, and discussed the possibility of joint participation in media and promotional initiatives, where projects can jointly showcase their activities, exchange experiences, and attract the attention of a wide range of stakeholders.

An important initiative in the process of building inter-project synergies will be joint participation in the 5th International Conference on Ecological and Environmental Engineering (COEE 2026), which will be held on September 6-9, 2026, in Sopot.

More information about the conference can be found at: https://www.linkedin.com/…/urn:li:activity…/…

Although each project operates in a slightly different area, such as water purity, climate change adaptation, municipal management, or nutrient recovery and reuse, they are united by thematic goals:

Protecting the Baltic Sea and its surroundings by reducing pollution and combating eutrophication.

Sustainable resource management, water management, raw materials, and nutrients in accordance with the principles of the circular economy.

Cross-border cooperation and knowledge exchange, European partnerships, and transfer of good practices between local and regional communities.

Involvement of communities and stakeholders through living labs, workshops, consultations, and knowledge exchange platforms.

This cooperation enables not only individual project solutions, but also a broader impact on regional policies, local practices, and increased environmental awareness.