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The Interreg IIIB project Medium Sized
Cities in Dialogue around the Baltic Sea (MECIBS) was
carried out 2002-2005 by cities and research institutuions
in Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Finland in cooperation
with associated partners from Russia, Estonia, Latvia and
Poland.
The cities
met with the purpose of learning from each other and to
develop new ideas within business policy, urban planning,
socio-economic restructuring and other aspects of urban
restructuring - and to develop recommendations for local
strategies, national and Eu regional policies.
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Baltic Sea
Solutions
MECIBS is prooud that a project off-spring
is the establishment of Baltic Sea Solutions. The
aim of Baltic Sea Solutions is to develop new and
innovative approaches to sustainable development for
peripheral regions in the Baltic Sea Region - approaches
based on our local assets they be human, natural,
geographical or economic.
Thus, several cities and researchers took
the MECIBS recommendations into its next and vital phase -
implementing concrete cross-border actions for future
development and synergies among cities in the Baltic Sea
region.
www.baltic-sea-solutions.com
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Main
publications
* Restructuring Medium Sized
Cities. Lessons from the Baltic Sea Region (final
report)
cover,
part 1,
part 2.
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Profiles of medium
sized cities in the Baltics Sea Region
MECIBS in brief (10
folders):
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Policy options and recomendations
Latvian
Estonian
Russian
Polish
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Cities of the Baltic Sea Region at a glance
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Socio-economic
regeneration
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Regional enlargement
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Urban planning for
transformation
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Business and development
strategies
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City branding
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Cultural policy and urban development
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Public participation in
urban planning and strategies
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Sustainable development
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Regional impacts of economic
integration
Other publications:
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Business clusters in spatial planning. Three Danish case
studies. Danish Centre for Forest, Landscape and Planning,
Frederiksberg.
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Kommuners og pendlingsregioners
sårbarhed overfor outsourcing (in Danish).
Danish
Centre for Forest, Landscape and Planning, Frederiksberg.
* Cities of the Baltic
Sea Region - Development Trends at the Turn of the
Millenium
to be ordered from
www.nordregio.se
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