Introduction to the Fruit Basket, project Output Library

The Baltic Sea Region (BSR) Programme 2007-2013 financed in total 90 transnational cooperation projects covering a wide scope of themes. In order to share the work done with you, the Programme has created this online basket of projects – a Fruit Basket if you will (formally called the Output Library).

The Fruit Basket may be used for diverse purposes. For example, when you have a specific challenge in your area with regard to transport, you may want to find out what has been done previously in that area and you will most likely find useful documents that would increase your knowledge in the specific topic. Take your pick!

Agriculture and fisheries and forestry | Climate change and biodiversity | Clustering and economic cooperation | Coastal management and maritime issues | Community integration and common identity | Construction and renovation | Cooperation between emergency services | Cultural heritage and arts | Demographic change and immigration | Education and training | Energy efficiency | Evaluation systems and results | Governance, partnership | Green technologies | Green transport solutions | Health and social services | ICT and digital society | Improving transport connections | Infrastructure | Innovation capacity and awareness-raising | Institutional cooperation and cooperation networks | Knowledge and technology transfer | Labour market and employment | Logistics and freight transport | Managing natural and man-made threats | Multimodal transport | New products and services | Regional planning and development | Renewable energy | Risk management | Rural and peripheral development | SME and entrepreneurship | Safety | Scientific cooperation | Social inclusion and equal opportunities | Soil and air quality | Sustainable management of natural resources | Tourism | Transport and mobility | Urban mobility | Waste and pollution | Water management | Waterways, lakes and rivers |

You searched for "Evaluation systems and results". 6 outputs found.

Project:
BaltCICA
Title:
Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) and MCDA for adaptation options
Date:
Nov 2011
URL:
http://www.baltcica.org/documents
Description:
The project tested the applicability of cost assessment methods and multi criteria decision analysis in Kalundborg, Helsinki, Klaipeda, Riga and along the West-Estonian coast. Kalundborg: http://www.baltcica.org/documents/ManualCBA2a.pdf Riga: http://www.baltcica.org/results/events/documents/BaltCICA_Helsinki_Locmanis.pdf Helsinki: http://www.baltcica.org/results/events/documents/BaltCICA_Helsinki_Viinanen.pdf Klaipeda: http://www.baltcica.org/results/events/documents/BaltCICA_Helsinki_Stonevicius.pdf West Estonian coast: Results will be part of BaltCICA book. The project tested the applicability of cost assessment methods and multi criteria decision analysis in Kalundborg, Helsinki, Klaipeda, Riga and along the West-Estonian coast. Kalundborg: http://www.baltcica.org/documents/ManualCBA2a.pdf Riga: http://www.baltcica.org/results/events/documents/BaltCICA_Helsinki_Locmanis.pdf Helsinki: http://www.baltcica.org/results/events/documents/BaltCICA_Helsinki_Viinanen.pdf Klaipeda: http://www.baltcica.org/results/events/documents/BaltCICA_Helsinki_Stonevicius.pdf West Estonian coast: Results are part of BaltCICA book.
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Project:
Ecovillages
Title:
Ecovillage Sustainability Self-evaluation Test
Date:
Jan 2012
URL:
http://balticecovillages.eu/ecovillage-sustainability-self-evaluation-test
Description:
ICT tool - Ecovillage sustainability self-evaluation test - serves as a tool for leaders of established or initiated ecovillages to: a) form a vision of the ecovillage; b) diagnose the real ecovillage situation; c) assess the gap between vision and reality; d) identify what aspects of the ecovillage governance should be improved. There are short and long versions of the test which measure ecovillage’s real and desirable situation on six main dimensions by using a 5 point scale. Available in 6 languages: http://balticecovillages.eu/ecovillage-sustainability-self-evaluation-test
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Project:
PartiSEApate
Title:
Report on BSR MSP Data Group
Date:
May 2014
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Description:
The PartiSEApate Governance Framework recommends the establishment of an expert group on data as a sub-group to the HELCOM-VASAB Working group. In this report Terms of Reference for a data expert group are presented. It takes stock of the prevailing MSP data situation in the BSR and defines necessary conditions and steps for establishing a MSDI as well as concretises the tasks, structure and function of the dedicated MSP Data Working Group (URL: http://www.partiseapate.eu/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/BSR-MSP-Data-Group_report.pdf)
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Project:
BestAgersLighthouses
Title:
Ageing Workforces in the Baltic Sea Region - Recommendations for Social Partners and Policy Makers
Date:
Sep 2014
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Description:
These recommendations for Social Partners and Policy Makers were developed during the Best Agers Lighthouses project activities. They can play an important role in empowering and encouraging management and employees of organisations to jointly introduce age management measures at the workplace. The organisational interventions carried out in the “Best Agers Lighthouses” project may serve as good examples, and the recommendations are based upon the experience gathered in the course of the project.
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Project:
Baltic Landscape
Title:
Similarities and dissimilarities in Nordic applied forest landscape planning systems
Date:
Jun 2014
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Description:
The Baltic Landscape sites in Sweden (Vilhelmina and Helge river) and Finland (Ilomantsi) compared existing planning tools, monitoring programs, data, barriers and possibilities for end users to get knowledge of the data in order to improve integrated landscape planning. The studies showed similar patterns of possibilities and constraints between sites with scattered landscape planning data between authorities, private companies and stakeholders.
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Project:
Baltic Landscape
Title:
Eight essays on forest governance on landscape scale
Date:
Jun 2014
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Description:
In many European countries the implementation forest and environmental policies rest more on information and voluntary agreements and less on economic incentives and regulations. At the same time our forests are expected to deliver not only increasing volumes of timber but also other products and environmental services. How to balance all these different values and interests is thus the issue at stake. In this anthology, a broad range of “burning issues” related to forest governance on a landscape scale are examined and discussed.
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