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North Sea Skills Integration and New Technologies

The Interreg IVB Noth Sea Region Programme
North Sea Skills Integration and New Technologies

Speaking a multi disciplinary language to integrate the worlds of spatial planning and water management. Encouraging the implementation of innovative technical and sustainable solutions which have already proved to be successful.

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14-05-2013 | Groundwater and cultural heritage | Trondheim
18-09-2012 | SKINT Final Conference | Hamburg
05-09-2012 | SKINT Summer Course | Hamburg
04-09-2012 | SUDSnet Int. Conference | Coventry
14-06-2012 | Conference Water & the City | TU Delft
18-04-2012 | Mini-seminar Water (Dutch) | Nijmegen
14-03-2012 | Urban flooding | Malmö
12-03-2012 | World Water Forum | Marseille
21-02-2012 | Water Sensitive Urban Design | Melbourne
10-11-2011 | Day of the spatial planning | Utrecht
07-11-2011 | CLIMATE 2011 Online conf. | Hamburg
11-10-2011 | Acqua Alta | Hamburg
29-09-2011 | Seminar urban hydrology | Trondheim
03-06-2011 | ICLEI Resilient Cities congress | Bonn
03-12-2010 | World Sust. Developm. Teach-In Day
01-11-2010 | CLIMATE 2010 Conference | Hamburg
01-07-2010 | Novatech conference | Lyon
21-06-2010 | Symposium | Bergen [dutch]
08-06-2010 | Seminar | Bergen
07-06-2010 | Skint meeting | Bergen
21-04-2010 | Continents under Climate Ch. | Berlin
17-03-2010 | Skint meeting | Sheffield
09-12-2009 | Sust.watermanagement | Copenhagen
25-11-2009 | Urban Flood Management | Paris
10-11-2009 | SUDS workshop | Hamburg
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Interreg
The Interreg programmes aim at stimulating transnational cooperation in the EU. The programmes are divided into different strands, according to size and geographical span. There are A, B and C strands.
The North Sea Region Programme is a B strand programme. It focuses on encouraging and supporting transnational cooperation in the North Sea Region. The North Sea Region Programme began its work in 2000 and the current Programme is a continuation of the IIC pilot Programme, which ran 1997-1999, and the IIIB Programme, which formally ran 2000-2006.