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The Annual Conference gathers around 200 participants from political and administrative level (local, regional, national and EU level) as well as representatives from academia, organizations, NGOs and the private sector from the 11 countries taking part in the Baltic Sea co-operation. The conference will cover traditional BSSSC policy areas such as transport, energy

The main focus of the Ministerial Conference is to follow the implementation progress of VASAB Long-Term Perspective, adoption of Ministerial Declaration about planning and development challenges in the region.

The 8th VASAB Conference also marks the 20th Anniversary of the first VASAB common strategic document (Tallinn Vision).

The Ministerial Conference will take place under the

VASAB celebrated the 20th Anniversary of the first VASAB common strategic document – Vision and Strategies around the Baltic Sea 2010, agreed in the 3rd Ministerial Conference in 1994 in Tallinn. The document has played significant role for the spatial development of the whole Baltic Sea Region.

This informal meeting of V

VASAB together with the PartiSEApate project organised the Baltic Maritime Spatial Planning Forum - PartiSEApate Conference which took place on 17th – 18th June, 2014 in Riga, Latvia. The forum served as a platform for discussions among those involved and affected by Maritime Spatial Planning on how to further develop and enhance MSP in the Baltic Sea Regi

9th Joint HELCOM-VASAB Maritime Spatial Planning Working Group (MSP WG) meeting, Riga

VASAB CSPD/BSR meeting, Warsaw

The meeting will discuss:

• Proposals on the potential set-ups of a cooperation formats on climate change adaptation ('ad hoc' working group, dialogue platform, network etc.) based on draft Terms of Reference that will be prepared by the CBSS-Baltic 21 Secretariat as background material prior to the meeting;
• Further topics

VASAB CSPD/BSR meeting, Copenhagen

The main goal of the workshop is to organise horizontal interaction between sea use sectors about synergies & conflicts and to discuss the opportunities and related governance processes in transnational Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP).