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Project title
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Regions
(participants of the project)
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Brief project description
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Contact information
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Saint-Petersburg
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The Baltic Palette II
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Research & Education:
technology transfer/science parks
education & training in spatial planning multi-core metropolitan regions
Communications & IS:
Culture & Tourism:
Nature & Environment:
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Elena Ivanova,
Chief Expert, Committee for External Affairs, St. Petersburg Administration, Phone +812 276 1504,
Fax +812 276 1244
E-mail: scdic@mail.cl.spb.ru);
Caroline Bjork, Malardalsradet
Phone: +46 8 508 29 382,
Fax: +46 8 508 295 58
Mobile: +46 733 500 293
E-mail: caroline.bjork@malardalsradet.se)
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West Wind Highway
(an inter-regional business and tourism development network formed by participated regions)
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Imatra, Jyvaskyla, Mikkeli, Seinajoki and Vaasa Regions of Finland in co-operation with Umea of Sweden and St. Petersburg Region of Russia
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This project aims for:
Internationalisation of the SME`s and potential tourist attractions in the area;
The creation of a joint tourism strategy and marketing plan; Creating jobs and enhancing the opportunities of economic growth in the regions.
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Perrti Urrila,
Regional Director, Jyvaskyla Regional Development Company Jykes Ltd. Phone: +358 14 652 101,
+358 400 672 411,
Fax: +358 14 652 128,
E-mail: pertti.urrila@jykes.fi
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Support on Environmental Issues for Kronstadt Administration
(environmental cooperation between participated regions)
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Jyvaskyla, Finland and territorial Administration of Kronstadt (Saint-Petersburg)
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The aim of the project activities being to improve the quality of life through improvements in environmental protection and environmental management. This will be achieved by introducing to Kronstadt a comprehensive regional environmental management system (REMS).
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Anu-Maria Laitinen,
Export Assistant, Jyvaskyla Regional Development Company Jykes Ltd. Phone: +358 14 652 117,
+358 40 738 8795
Fax: +358 14 652 128,
E-mail: anu-maria.laitinen@jykes.fi
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East-West Spatial Planning Forum for sustainable development
in the Baltic Sea Region
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EU countries: Finland, Sweden, Germany, Denmark; and Norway;
CEC countries: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland;
NIS countries: Belarus and Russia (St. Petersburg City, Leningrad, Murmansk, Arkhangelsk, Pskov, Kaliningrad, Novgorod oblasts, Republic of Karelia)
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East-West Spatial Planning Forum will work as an arena for exchange of knowledge and experiences in the field of spatial planning and sustainable development to stimulate partnerships and increase the possibilities for cooperation and networking between North-West regional authorities and BSR countries.
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Mrs. Irina Karelina (General Director of the Leontief Centre),
Mrs. Elena Belova (Head of Development Departmennt of the Leontief Centre)
Address: 16 Voznesensky pr., St. Petersburg 190000, Russia
Tel.: 7 812 314 41 19
Fax: 7 812 319 98 14
E-mail: karelina@leontief.spb.su; belova@leontief.spb.su
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The Open International University of the Independent Expertise of Quality of Education in the Network of Scientific and Cultural Centers of the Baltic Sea Region Countries (project of the Association of the Independent Expertise of High School of Saint-Petersburg)
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Baltic Sea Region countries
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Purpose of the project is increasing attention of the society to the problem of quality of education in the educational system of Saint-Petersburg and Universities Centers of Baltic Countries, to the settlement of multiple matters of formation of the independent expertise. Concordance of legal acts in the field of education is proposed as well as a wide usage of home and foreign pedagogical experience, innovations with systematical consultations, seminars, exchange of experts (having
certificates of quality issued by the recognized bodies in the countries-founders of the projects), joint publications and sponsor support.
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Viktor Kudriavtsev,
Secretary of the Association Council, the Association of Independent Expertize of Higher School of St Petersburg
Phone: +812 235 8724,
Fax: +812 276 1244,
E-mail: V_kudr@nm.ru)
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Increasing Effectiveness of Territorial Strategic Planning
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The region of Russia – St. Petersburg and Leningrad district; another regions in the North-West;
The region of other countries of BSR – regions in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany
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The proposed project could include the following stages:
Forming a network of 8-15 regions practicing strategic planning on both regional and city levels;
Holding an inception conference to share the regions` general experiences in strategic planning implementation; Selecting areas, where each of the regions has achieved best results; Preparing reports on each region`s experience in the specific areas above and taking additional research efforts to confirm the efficiency of methods used; Establishing a www-site for strategic planning experience sharing; Holding a series of workshops (10-12 workshops in all) in each participating region to discuss the strategic planning area in which a given region has shown its best performance; Publishing each workshop`s proceedings to be included into the final volume to be entitled “Best Strategic Planning Practices in the Baltic Sea Region”; Holding a final conference.
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Mr. Boris S. Zhikharevich, Dr. Of Sc., Prof., Head of Strategic Planning Department, Leontief Centre
Tel.: 7 812 316 62 46
Fax: 7 812 112 67 67
E-mail: zhikh@leontief.ru
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The Baltic Chain (Clearing Hous and Information Network)
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Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Poland, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, Russia (Scientific Research Centre for Ecological Safety), International Energy Agency (IEA)
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The Baltic CHAIN co-operation among partners from all ten Baltic Sea States aims for increased investment in small scale energy projects leading to regional economic development and reductions in green house gas emissions. Its main objectives are the establishment of a Clearing House to facilitate financing and implementation of small and medium sized energy projects as well as the creation of an information network as an enlargement of the Clearing House procedure.
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Ms Liudmila Romaniyk
Russian Academy for Sciences Scientific Research Centre for Ecological Safety
18 Korpusnaya Str.
RF-197110 St. Petersburg
Tel: +7 812 230 7936
Fax: +7 812 235 43 61
E-mail: roman@actor.ru
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Reconstruction of Saint-Petersburg Tsar road
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The idea of Tsar`s road reconstruction is foundation of centre for museums and tourism
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Republic of Karelia
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Development of Tourism and Regional Planning in Lake Ladoga – Lake Saimaa District
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Regions of Russia – Republic of Karelia, Landenpohja District, Sortavala District;
Regions of other countries of the BSR – Finland, Parikkala Municipality, Regional Council of South Karelia
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The aim of the project is to develop the North-Western part of Lake Ladoga district (in Karelia, Russia) and Eastern part of Lake Saimaa district (in Finland) as a regional entity of nature and culture tourism. The objective of the project is to develop a marketable cross-border tourism route system and improve the state of planning the tourism areas, routes, services and related land use planning in local and regional administration of Republic of Karelia. One of the main aims is to increase
harmony and mutual advantage between development of tourism, nature protection (e.g. planned Ladoga Skerries National Park), and management of cultural environment and the socio-economic sphere.
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Mrs. Nadezhda Mikhailova,
Deputy President for Foreign Contacts, Karelian Research Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences
Tel.: 814 2 77 01 09;
Fax: 814 2 77 96 00;
E-mail: mikhailova@post.krc.karelia.ru
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Conservation of biological diversity in agricultural lands in Republic of Karelia
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Regions of Russia – Republic of Karelia (Karelian Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Ministry of Agriculture of Karelia, Olonets District), the Baltic Fund for Nature of the St. Petersburg Naturalist Society;
Regions of other countries of the BSR – WWF Sweden, Finland
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The main objective of the project is the combination of sustainable use of natural resources and the conservation of biological diversity: agricultural activities that will provide feeding opportunities for migrating birds.
The goal is to ensure sustainable agricultural practice in the eastern Ladoga (southern Karelia) as essential area for migrating birds and for supply of agricultural products for Republic of Karelia.
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Mr. Evgueny Ieshko, Vice-President, Karelian Research Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences
Tel.: 814 2 77 00 59;
Fax: 814 2 77 96 00;
E-mail: ieshko@krc.karelia.ru
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