The project aims to understand why some retrofit solutions fail to create the expected sense of comfort, highlighting the distinction between measurable thermal energy and the perceived feeling of “cosiness” in the home.
Read moreThe goal of the project “Food Forest” is to develop sustainable food production solutions that help alleviate climate change effects and rebuild the planet’s ecosystem without damaging humans’ needs for food and use of natural resources.
Read moreThis project aims to increase the export and adoption of low-carbon technologies, ensuring that economic activities align with the EU’s climate neutrality objectives.
Read moreThe project will develop a model for cities to test and experiment with innovative mobility solutions focusing on active modes such as walking and cycling and change of public spaces.
Read moreThe Horizon Europe Herit4Ages project is developing user-centric and data-driven retrofitting solutions for a resilient, energy efficient, and inclusive cultural heritage. The project is coordinated by the University College of Cork, and has 12 partners in 8 countries. The Institute of Baltic Studies (IBS) is representing Estonia.
Read moreThe project addresses challenges arising from the new Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) and Insurance Distribution Directive (IDD) Delegated Act, mandating distributors of fund and insurance products to integrate sustainability preferences into their recommendations.
Read moreThe Institute of Baltic Studies is involved in the support structure of the Smart Cities Marketplace, especially contributing into tasks related to matchmaking and 1-on-1 consultancy services as well as the thematic discussion and focus groups. IBS is also the local contact point of the Smart Cities Marketplace in Estonia.
Read moreThe aim of the oPEN Lab is to identify replicable, commercially viable solution packages enabling the achievement of positive energy neighbourhoods within existing urban contexts, and to test these technologies and package as an integrated solution at neighbourhood scale.
Read moreThe study aims to identify the development of the Estonian bioeconomy and its main value chains, and the opportunities for using bio-resources to increase the competitiveness of the Estonian bioeconomy.
Read moreThe Institute of Baltic Studies together with Tartu Regional Energy Agency and OÜ Tepsli conducted an analysis to explore how the planned activities and energy and climate goals of REKK 2030 are being implemented in local governments.
Read moreAs part of this process, the Institute of Baltic Studies will carry…
Read moreDespite many cities in the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) currently investing large…
Read moreThe HEAT project, with partners from Estonia, Finland, Latvia and Sweden, addresses…
Read moreThe project wants to make it easier for people in cities around…
Read moreWe help to develop Tartu into sustainable, smart and resource-efficient urban environment – into a smart city.
Read moreThe assessment focused on the 62 social service projects that were implemented with the Fund’s funding. The assessment involved interviews and consultations by the implementers of the Fund, relevant public sector representatives, project managers and partners, area experts and also NGO-s who had applied for but had not received funding.
Read moreThe major objective of the project is to protect EU citizens’ identities from all current threats but also to foresee what the future threats would be. The project will study in deep the identity theft phenomenon in Europe, revealing the flaws in the different “paper-based” procedures but also in the new dematerialized processes, assess the threat for the citizen and develop technological components, backward compatible with different existing Member State frameworks.
Read moreThe analysis aimed at describing the business processes and services of a living laboratory in detail, identifying opportunities for involving different user groups and segments in the living laboratory, planning for sustainable development.
Read moreThe objective of study is to conduct an analysis of the competitiveness of the Estonian wood sector and identify success factors to lay the foundations at the national level to mitigate bottlenecks and strengths in the sector and provide quality information for decision making at the enterprise level.
Read moreThe GRINCOH project focuses on two major challenges facing the CEECs that…
Read moreThe overall goal of the RIS process in the region Banská Bystrica…
Read moreThe project EURO-COOP was a Specific Support Action of the 6th Framework…
Read moreThe project helped to develop strategies for regional sustainable development, by promoting…
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