The Baltic Sea, lakes and rivers are Finland’s blue resources. Food and energy production and tourism draw on them. The BlueAdapt project (2018-2023) has explored and proposed innovative societal solutions that can improve the sustainability of both aquatic ecosystems and economic and social systems.
A recent example is the roadmap for guiding the blue transition in the sustainability transition, TRAGORA, which analyses key policy gaps and proposes ways to address them in guiding the blue transition – case studies include offshore wind, agriculture, and peat production. The BlueAdapt project is funded by the Strategic Research Council of the Academy of Finland.
Experimentation & Innovation — Work Package 2
Promoting innovations and renewal of business models
Researchers
Our multidisciplinary group of researchers constitutes of researchers from the Arctic Centre of the Universty of Lapland, University of Helsinki, Demos Research Institute Oy, Finnish Meteorological Institute, University of Eastern Finland and Finnish Environment Institute.
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Blogs
BlueAdapt-katsaus: Kestävää sinistä kasvua merituulivoimasta
Uusi BlueAdapt-katsaus “Kestävää sinistä kasvua merituulivoimasta – visio vuodelle 2035 ...
Events
Thank you for the BlueAdapt Final seminar 5-6th October 2023!
We celebrated the conclusion of our multi-year project with a ...
Podcasts & Videos
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10. Sinisen siirtymän politiikka kestävyysmurroksessa
BlueAdapt-podcastsarjan viimeinen jakso käsittelee hankkeessa tehtyä tutkimussynteesiä: millaista on sinisen ...