The North Norway European Office (NNEO), represents the regional interests of northern Norway in Brussels. The office serves as a link between North Norwegian actors and the European Union. The office holds an informational role, with particular focus on the Arctic, regional policy, industry, energy, blue growth, maritime affairs and transport.
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ERRIN spent the European Week of Regions and Cities moderating sessions, following debates and meeting more than a dozen member delegations. Here is a selection of the moments closest to our priorities, from the EU Missions and the next MFF to talent, culture and competitiveness.
The City of Bodø (Norway) is seeking European partners for a Horizon Europe / New European Bauhaus (NEB) proposal focused on large-scale circular urban transformation. We are looking to join an experienced Horizon Europe consortium under HORIZON-NEB-2026-01-BUSINESS-03, or other calls related to the same topic.
A strategic guide for climate solution transfers from Central Denmark to its twinning regions. This plan details how advanced tools like IoT groundwater loggers, decision-support tools for climate adaptation and XR simulations for stakeholder involvement will be adopted in Blekinge, Zemgale and Vesterålen. The document highlights practical steps, challenges and expected impacts, offering a blueprint for regions interested in digital and data-driven approaches to climate resilience.
This document is an essential resource for understanding the specific climate adaptation challenges and needs of the twelve RESIST regions. It provides a comprehensive analysis of each region’s starting point, helping tailor innovative solutions to their unique vulnerabilities. With a strong focus on Nature-based Solutions (NbS), digital tools and inclusive, participatory decision-making, this assessment lays the groundwork for impactful and scalable climate adaptation efforts. A must-read for regional stakeholders seeking to refine their strategies with data-driven insights.
The RESIST project has taken a significant step forward in supporting twelve regions across the European Union in their mission to build resilience against the impacts of climate change. After extensive collaboration and development, the 12 regions have finalised their Transfer Plans, marking a crucial milestone in ensuring the successful transfer and implementation of innovative climate adaptation solutions.
The RESIST project, aimed at enhancing climate resilience across twelve EU regions, has made significant progress over the past year and a half. Four frontrunner regions are leading the way in testing climate adaptation solutions, paired with regions facing similar challenges. Key achievements include boosting regional ecosystems, developing a needs assessment methodology, creating a transfer methodology for innovations, building digital twins for climate scenario modelling, compiling a repository of climate adaptation practices, producing a series of project videos, and launching "The Stitch" newsletter to keep stakeholders informed. The project follows the "quintuple helix" innovation model, ensuring solutions are scalable and based on real challenges.