The Baltic Sea Agenda was a report series issued by Baltic Development Forum in 2002-2003 as a tool for driving policy in the region. The primary target groups were executive decision makers from business, government, research/policy institutions, and the media within the region and in the EU.
Year 2009
Baltic Sea Agenda
“Northern European Knowledge Market Creating a single market for knowledge in the Baltic Sea Region”
This report illustrates results of a research where 20 business leaders from knowledge intensive companies in the Baltic Sea Region were interviewed with a goal to explore the idea of free movement of knowledge and ideas in our Region.
The report has mainly been sponsored by Kraks Fonden.
BDF hopes that the findings and recommendations for further action may inspire debate and shape a political agenda supporting the development of the Baltic Sea Region into a leading knowledge region in the world.
Year 2003
Baltic Sea Agenda
“The Baltic Sea Region – A New World Leader in ICT?”
Baltic Sea Agenda
“New Europe Meets Old Europe – Which Way Ahead”
Year 2002
Baltic Sea Agenda
“Kaliningrad – Growth Centre or Dead End”
Year 2001
Baltic Sea Agenda
“Baltic Sea Economic Space – Vision or Illusion?”
Baltic Sea Agenda
“Facing New Challenges – Building Stronger Bridges: Key Priorities for the Baltic Sea Region”
