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We Research: MUSTBE develops multidimensional stormwater solutions to protect the Baltic Sea

The need to treat and at the same time manage stormwater has increased, especially under increasingly extreme weather conditions. Increasing pressures to slow climate change have been reflected in the sustainable development plans of cities and municipalities – and thus also in the MUSTBE project.

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Kuva satamasta.

We Research: The opportunities and future prospects of alternative fuels in maritime logistics in Satakunta

Maritime logistics and the companies involved within it, much like other industries, are at a turning point. Climate change, along with various goals aimed at mitigating it, puts pressure on these companies to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and shift their operations towards a green transition.

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Konttilaiva auringonlaskussa, piirroskuva.

We research: Fostering students’ transversal skills in education

Transversal skills help learners adapt to changes and find meanings in their actions. The SocialBlend project focuses on developing these competences in learning. It is ERASMUS+ project conducted by partners from Finland, Belgium, Romania, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary. The aim is to create a digital library for research framework, learning toolboxes, gamification best practices and teacher communication platform within the topic of transversal skills education.

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Aurinkopaneelit Kotkan Sapokan satamarakennuksen katolla.

We research: Improving the energy efficiency of small ports

In the Central Baltic region, boating tourism is a popular way to spend holidays and leisure time. The coasts of Finland and Sweden, with their tens of thousands of islands, are a world-famous boating tourism area. At the heart of leisure cruising are destinations, i.e. small ports with their services and surroundings. With the growing pace of climate change, small ports are also under pressure to develop their operations in an increasingly environmentally friendly direction. Uncontrolled climate change may have unpredictable consequences for the future of the boating.

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