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Carsten Beyer
Development seminar for project platforms
13 November 2018, Berlin
Experiences from developing the platform proposal
Bioeconomy for Blue Growth in the Baltic Sea Region
• Capitalize on the outputs of complementary transnational projects
• Further facilitate cross-exchange among the different SUBMARINER Network as well as other blue bioeconomy projects
• Deepen knowledge about the products / outputs of regular projects
• Create target group-oriented, widely-used synergy products
• Optimise framework for streamlining activities within funding and legislation in the blue bioeconomy field across the BSR
• Improve transnational and cross-sectoral strategic communication – but also within & for regions, sectors, also nationally, etc.
Blue Platform
The SUBMARINER network for Blue Growth the hub for promoting a sustainable marine bioeconomy in the BSR
• Durable result of a BSR Interreg project
• Flagship project under EUSBSR Priority Area “Innovation”
• Transnational umbrella for initiatives
with different funding sources
• Information sharing, match-making, marketing, project development
• Bottom-up, self-financing network of public and private actors and stakeholder
• Currently 27 members • Organised as a non-profit EEIG -
Permanent Secretariat in Berlin
Member of:
• Result of a Matrix after considering – Products / Projects
– BSR Countries
– Output end-users
All nine partners also end-users of project outputs:
• Policy Area Coordinator (PAC) for Bioeconomy of the EUSBSR
• SUBMARINER Network for Blue Growth
• Universities & Research Institutes
• Business Park
• Region
• Environmental Agencies
Project partners
SYKE
(Lead Partner)
Submariner Network for Blue Growth
EEIG
Kaliningrad University
Swedish Board of
Agriculture
University of Gdansk
Latvian Institute of
Aquatic Ecology
Guldborgsund
Municipality
Klaipeda Science
and Technolog
y Park
University of Tartu
Partner Network
Work Plan - the centre piece of the application
• Consistent with Logframe - why are we doing it?
• Transparent - enough information and detail on what we plan to do
• Logic interaction of activities / WPs - how do activities interrelate?
• Specific - which topic, which target group, which partner, which pilot….?
• Quantitative – how many deliverables, how much budget ?
• Durable - what do we foresee to make outputs durable and transferable?
Design of the Work Plan WP2: Synthesis of products from contributing projects
• Mapping of Blue Bioeconomy Actors
• Analyse & bundle products for targeted knowledge-transfer activities
• Good Practice Manual
• Blue Platform Roadmap 2020
WP3: Alignment of funding and legislation • Alignment of funding • Alignment of legislation
WP4: Communication and interactive outreach • Workshops to engage target
groups with products • Multi-channel online
engagement • Proactive outreach through
events and conferences
www.submariner-network.eu
Thank you very much!
Carsten Beyer