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EU Interreg BSR Programme 2007-2013 project Baltic COMPASS

EU Interreg BSR Programme 2007-2013 project Baltic COMPASS. Comprehensive Policy Actions and Investments in Sustainable Solutions in Agriculture in the Baltic Sea Region. Platform for cooperation on sustainable solutions for agriculture. Eutrophication

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EU Interreg BSR Programme 2007-2013 project Baltic COMPASS

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  1. EU Interreg BSR Programme 2007-2013 projectBaltic COMPASS Comprehensive Policy Actions and Investments in Sustainable Solutions in Agriculture in the Baltic Sea Region

  2. Platform for cooperation on sustainable solutions for agriculture. Eutrophication Rural competitiveness Commitment

  3. BELARUS DENMARK ESTONIA FINLAND GERMANY LATVIA LITHUANIA POLAND RUSSIA (associated) SWEDEN REGIONAL (HELCOM) 23 authorities, institutions, and interest organizations in 9 riparian countries.

  4. Problem definition Landuse for agricultural purposes in the BSR is expected to be intensified following climate change and increasing global demands for food and bioenergy. • Conflicting interests between agriculture and environmental sectors, unshared problem definitions, east-west/north-south divide and availability of solutions

  5. Authorities, interest organisations and entrepreneurs with influence on landuse who seeks decision support Two instrument drivers of change in the BSR: an adaptive policy environment and an enabling environment for investment. For whom?

  6. Process • Project approval Sept09 • Consultation workplans Nov09 - March10 • Kick-off April10 Three year project with possible prolongation two years (strategic project). Project budget: MEUR 6,7

  7. Country focal points Belarus: Central institute for Complex Use of Water Resources Denmark: Center for Bioenergy and Environmental Technology Estonia: Tallinn University of Technology Finland: Baltic Sea Action Group Germany: State Agency for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Areas in Schleswig-Holstein Latvia: Latvian Farmers Parliament Lithuania: Lithuanian Agricultural Advisory Service Poland: Institute of Technology and Life Sciences in Falenty Sweden: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Regional: HELCOM

  8. Content Communication Communication, information, broadening discussion and commitment. Best practise utilization Sharing information on best practises and the good examples. Investments and innovation Evaluation of technologies, preparation of investmentplans, cofinancing, supporting investments of regional interest. Assessments and scenarios Benchmark agriculture nutrient assessment methods, riskareas and countermeasures, costefficiency, multiple benefits, scenarios, biosecurity Policy adaptation Adaptive policyenvironment, agrienvironment supportschemes, regulation

  9. Challenging the eutrophication problem through an ecosystem service approach! • Nutrient loss reduction • Climate change adaptation • Veterinary health issues-biosecurity • Biodiversity • Competitiveness Actions that brings multiple benefits!

  10. Special things • All BSR countries participating • Ecosystem services approach • Strong communication effort

  11. When project is finalized… • New innovative technologies and solutions shared in the Baltic Sea Region • Stronger stakeholder committment • More of ecosystem approach – connecting marine benefits with terrestrial benefits • Adapted policy-actions • Additional resources channelled towards the issues

  12. Platform for cooperation • Good examples • New technologies • Scenarios • Policy adaptation • Communication

  13. Contacts Overall coordination: Staffan Lund, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SLU staffan.lund@adm.slu.se, mobile +46706303829 Kaj Granholm, HELCOM kaj.granholm@helcom.fi, mobile +358468509208 Communication: Saara Kankaanrinta, Baltic Sea Action Group, BSAG saara.kankaanrinta@bsag.se, mobile +358505450323 Best practice utilization: Ola Palm, Swedish Institute for Agri and Environment Engineering, JTI ola.palm@jti.se mobile +46702898609 Investment preparation: Henning Foged, Innovation center for Bioenergy and Env Technology, CBMI henning.foged@cbmi.dk mobile +4540348625 Assessments and scenarios: Sirkka Tattari, Finnish Environmental Institute, SYKE sirkka.tattari@ymparisto.fi mobile +358400148836 Policy adaptation: Neil Powell, Stockholm Environmental Institute, SEI neil.powell@sei.se mobile +46736542227

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