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– Connecting Authorities for Safer Heavy Goods Traffic in the Baltic Sea Region50.CHEMSEA – Chemical Munitions Search & Assessment51.COOL Bricks – COOL Bricks - Climate Change, Cultural Heritage & Energy EfficientMonuments52.Egoprise – E-GOvernment solutions as instruments to qualify the public sector for the specificneeds of small and medium sized enterPRISEs (SMEs) in the rural BSR53.EWTC II – East West Transport Corriodor II - a green corridor concept within the NorthernTransport Axis approach.54.FM – FIRST MOTION - driving BSR regional development by innovating the high-skillgrowth sector "creative/AV industry" (FM)55.IBI Net – Intercountry Business Incubators’ Network56.ICT for Health – ICT for Health - Strengthening social capacities for the utilisation of eHealthtechnologies in the framework of ageing population57.JOSEFIN – Joint SME Finance for Innovation58.Longlife Invest – Longlife Invest – The implementation of the planned Lithuanian Longlifepilot project as a dormitory for Klaipeda University17159.Longlife – Longlife - Sustainable, energy efficient and resource saving residential buildingswith consideration of unified procedures and new and adapted technologies60.MIN-NOVATION – MIN-NOVATION Mining and Mineral Processing Waste ManagementInnovation Network61.NECL II – North East Cargo Link II - NECL II62.NEW BRIDGES – Strengthening of Quality of Life through Improved Management of UrbanRural Interaction63.ONE BSR – ONE BSR - Baltic Metropolises Accelerating Branding and Identity Building ofthe Baltic Sea Region64.Parks & Benefits – Parks & Benefits - Generating socio-economic effects by a sustainablemanagement of protected areas for the benefit of their regions65.PartiSEApate – Multi-level Governance in MSP (Maritime Spatial Planning) throughout theBaltic Sea Region66.PEA – Public Energy Alternatives - Sustainable energy strategies as a chance for regionaldevelopment67.PlasTEP – Dissemination and fostering of plasma based technological innovation forenvironment protection in BSR68.PRESTO – Project on reduction of the eutrophication of the Baltic Sea today"69.PrimCare IT – Counteracting brain drain and professional isolation of health professionals inremote primary health care through tele-consultation and tele-mentoring to strengthen socialconditions in remote BSR70.QUICK-IGA – QUICK: Innovative SMEs by Gender and Age71.RBGC – Rail Baltica Growth Corridor72.REMOWE – Regional Mobilizing of Sustainable Waste-to-Energy Production73.SCANDRIA – Scandinavian-Adriatic Corridor for Growth and Innovation"74.SCIENCE LINK – SCIENCE LINK – Network between world-leading Cluster of large-scaleResearch Infrastructure of Photon and Neutron Sources and Users fostering Innovation andEntrepreneurship in the Baltic Sea Region"75.SPIN – Sustainable Production through Innovation in Small and Medium sized Enterprises76.StarDust – The Strategic Project on Trans-national Commercial Activities in Research &Innovation, Clusters and in SME-Networks77.SUBMARINER – Sustainable Uses of Baltic Marine Resources78.Technet_nano – Technet_nano – Transnational network of public clean rooms and researchfacilities in nanotechnology making accessible innovation resources and services to SMEs in the BSR17279.Trans in Form (TiF) – Transforming rural regions by launching scenarios, new narratives andattractive urban design"80.TransBaltic EXT – TransBaltic Extension81.TransBaltic TransBaltic - Towards an integrated transport system in the Baltic Sea Region82.Urb.Energy – Energy Efficient and Integrated Urban Development Action83.PURE - Project on Urban Reduction of Eutrophication84.RB21T - RECO Baltic 21 Tech85.ImPrim Improvement of public health by promotion of equitably distributed high qualityprimary health care systems86.SMOCS - Sustainable Management of Contaminated Sediments in the Baltic Sea87.URBAN CREATIVE POLES - Development and Promotion of Creative Industry Potentials inMedium-Sized Cities of the Baltic Sea Region88.WATERPRAXIS - From theory and plans to eco-efficient and sustainable practices to improvethe status of the Baltic Sea89.ABOWE - Implementing Advanced Concepts for Biological Utilization of Waste90.Ecovillages - Ecovillages for sustainable rural development91.Baltic Landscape - Baltic Landscape in change – innovative approaches towards sustainableforested landscapes.П1.4 Проекты, одобренные в рамках Инструмента начального финансированияСтратегии ЕС для региона Балтийского моря1.Platforms Added Together for Med-Tech Sector Innovations Originate Transnational Synergy(PATHOS)2.Knowledge transfer increasing capacity in sustainable forest bioenergy production – meetingthe needs of EU2020 (EU4BIO)3.Baltic Sea Youth Forum (BSYF)4.Baltic Sea Region Club of Sea Technologies (BSRST-Club)5.Preparatory Actions Towards the Knowledge Network In Green Housing Technologies in theBaltic cities (PreKNIGHT)6.Strengthening prevention and reduction of impacts of HIV/AIDS and associated infections inthe Baltic Sea Region by joint international activities (HATBAI)7.Forest management and nature conservation in hardwood forests under the NATURA 2000directive (Nature Hardwoods)8.Joint Baltic Sea Sturgeon Rehabilitation Development (Baltic Sturgeon Rehabilitation)1739.Baltic Sea Region Urban Forum for Smart Cities (BUF)10.Facilitate cooperation of educational institutions and enterprises in the Baltic Sea Regionthrough the Next-level creative hub (TAB FAB)11.Rail Baltic Branding (RB Branding)12.Maritime Heritage Atlas Baltic Sea (MARTABAL)13.Training activities for qualifying SMEs on R&D collaboration possibilities with researchinfrastructures (Ready to Research)14.Sustainable recovery and recycling of nutrients – safety and efficacy (CircuNuts)15.Strengthening the organic farming, agri-food production, control sector and developing interinstitutional cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region (BalticEco)16.Development and testing of bycatch minimizing fishing gear technologies (Baltic Smart Gear)17.Marine Nature Capital- marine protected areas as basis for sustainable development of theBaltic Sea region (MareCap)18.The Baltic House (BH)19.Dual vocational training for the qualification and integration of youth for strengthening theinnovation and growth in SMEs (Dual Vocational Training)20.Integrated Baltic offshore wind electricity grid development (Baltic InteGrid)21.Smart Bioenergy Concepts in the Baltic Sea Region (Smart BioCon)22.Control of dioxin contamination in the Baltic Sea Region (CONDOR)23.Plastic in the Baltic Sea (BLASTIC)24.MyHealthCoach - Managing lifestyle changes supported by personal and IT-enabled guidanceof teenagers and young adults living in families with low income (MyLifeChange)25.Integrated care for senior citizens around the Baltic Sea (INTEGBALT)26.Reliable occupational accident registration - indicator for prevention (Realocc Accidents)27.Innovation Platform Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (INNOPLATFORMS)28.Power Electronics for Green Energy (Green Power Electronics)29.Cross-border cooperation on the electronic exchange of tax information in the Baltic SeaRegion (BSR TaxI)30.Better Efficiency for Sewage Treatment (Project BEST)31.Baltic Blue Growth - Initiation of large-scale feed-mussel farming in the Baltic sea (BBG)32.Geopositional early warning system integration for marine oil spills recognition in the BalticSea (GEOILWATCH)33.Crisis Communication network (CCN)17434.Chemical risk assessment, management and recovery of the most commonly transportedchemicals in the Baltic Sea (CHEMARE)35.Climate change adaptation for sustainable urban development (ClimUrban)36.Building urban safety through citizens participation (Citizens for Safety)37.Environmental impact of low sulphur ship fuel: measurements and modelling strategies(EnviSuM)38.Service packages for the maritime industry leading to cleaner shipping in the EU (SMILE)39.Baltic Sea Mentoring Cloud (BSMC)40.Baltic Sea Country Style - Attract Tourists to Rural Areas (Country Style)41.Routes to the Baltic Maritime Heritage - Increasing Visibility and Accessibility (VIABAL)42.Sustainable Development of Cruise Port Locations (GREEN CRUISE PORT)43.Pre-feasibility study of Helsinki-Tallinn link (TALSINKIFIX)44.Water Networks summoning action for a cleaner Baltic Sea (WATERNETS)45.Structure to speed up the development of transnational mobility in vocational education in theBaltic Sea Region - Innovation Transfer example of Hamburg - St.
Petersburg – Turku(TransMobinBSR)46.Interactive Water Management (BSR IWAMA)47.Building regional identity and contributing to rural development by smart specialisation ofcommunity and creative enterprises in Central Baltic Region rural areas (Smart Community)48.Baltwise MSP seed money project 2014 (Baltwise Seed)49.Liveable Baltic Cities (LiveBaltic)50.Low carbon emission policy designing and implementing (BALLOON)51.The Baltic Sea Project- increasing science skills and awareness of sustainable development(BSP - science skills)Приложение 2. Статистические данные, полученные на основе анализареализованных проектовП2.1 Сводные данные по всем проектам и организациям60%РБМ ИнтеррегСГБМ50%СИИНФ СЕСРБМ40%ИТОГО30%20%10%0%Рисунок П2.1.1 — Распределение проектов по сферам45%РБМ Интеррег40%СГБМ35%СИ30%ИНФ СЕСРБМИТОГО25%20%15%10%5%0%Рисунок П2.1.2 — Распределение проектов по странам принадлежности заявителей проектов17640%РБМ Интеррег35%СГБМСИ30%ИНФ СЕСРБМИТОГО25%20%15%10%5%0%Рисунок П2.1.3 — Распределение проектов по принадлежности заявителей проектов по типуюридического субъекта35%РБМ Интеррег30%СГБМСИ25%20%ИНФ СЕСРБМИТОГО15%10%5%0%Рисунок П2.1.4 — Распределение проектов по целевой аудитории проекта17735%РБМ Интеррег30%СГБМ25%СИИНФ СЕСРБМ20%ИТОГО15%10%5%0%Рисунок П2.1.5 — Распределение проектов по основным применяем методам35%РБМ Интеррег30%СГБМСИ25%ИНФ СЕСРБМ20%ИТОГО15%10%5%0%Рисунок П2.1.6 — Распределение проектов по целям проектаП2.2 Совет государств Балтийского моря и его зонтичные организацииЗдесь и далее:- Коэффициент корреляции выше критического значения при уровне значимости 1%- Коэффициент корреляции выше критического значения при уровне значимости 5%- Коэффициент корреляции выше критического значения при уровне значимости 10%- Коэффициент корреляции ниже критического значения при уровне значимости 10%- Коэффициент корреляции отрицательныйТаблица П2.2.1 — Корреляционная зависимость между типом субъекта заявителяЛитваЭстонияЛатвияДанияРоссияНорвегияБеларусь0,50,20,40,30,40,60,20,10,30,30,30,30,40,60,50,40,10,70,10,10,50,40,30,50,30,3-0,10,40,30,40,70,50,50,30,40,20,20,30,40,50,50,50,30,30,30,20,10,30,40,30,20,20,40,20,30,30,10,10,10,30,40,20,20,10,10,30,50,00,30,40,00,30,20,40,40,1-0,10,00,00,20,50,60,20,10,20,00,00,00,10,3-0,1-0,1-0,1-0,1-0,1-0,10,00,00,6-0,1ИсландияПольша0,20,10,30,60,30,20,20,40,20,3структураФинляндия0,60,30,20,70,40,3-0,10,60,40,6Международ.ГерманияВузыБизнесНГОМуниципалитетыОрганы госуправленияРегиональные властьБизнес-НГОБюджет.
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