Unveiling: Launch Event for the 'CCI4Change Collaboration Toolkit'
The Baltic Sea region is set to take a significant step towards a sustainable future with the launch of the CCI4Change Collaboration Toolkit. This innovative initiative, co-funded by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region programme, brings together public authorities and entrepreneurs from the cultural and creative sectors to drive engagement and develop sustainable solutions.
The project, which includes Latvia, Sweden, and Finland as pilot countries, operates under the premise that innovative collaboration models can drive the green transition. The CCI4Change Collaboration Toolkit is a product of these international pilot experiences, designed to facilitate collaboration between municipalities and creatives for sustainable solutions.
The launch event, happening on May 8 at Jūrmala Central Library, will introduce this practical toolkit. The morning session, from 10:00-13:15, will feature keynote speeches, shedding light on the importance of artistic and cultural approaches in engaging citizens and reducing energy consumption. The afternoon session will consist of workshops, offering hands-on opportunities to learn about the toolkit and its potential applications.
The CCI4Change Collaboration Toolkit is intended to empower communities to participate in the energy transition. By leveraging cultural and creative industries, the project aims to foster innovative solutions that resonate with local communities. This might include using art, design, or cultural events to raise awareness about sustainability issues and engage citizens in environmental actions.
The organisers consider Latvia as a leader in systemic innovation for sustainability, making it an appropriate location for the launch of this groundbreaking toolkit. They believe that new governance models and public-civic partnerships are urgently needed to tackle the challenges of the 21st century, and the CCI4Change Collaboration Toolkit is a step towards achieving this goal.
For those unable to attend the event in person, the news service will livestream the morning session. More details about the event can be found at [ndpculture.org](http://ndpculture.org). The launch of the CCI4Change Collaboration Toolkit marks an exciting milestone in the journey towards a more sustainable Baltic Sea region, and we look forward to seeing the impact it will have on communities across the region.
- The CCI4Change Collaboration Toolkit, an innovative product of international pilot experiences, will be launched in Latvia, a leader in systemic innovation for sustainability, on May 8 at Jūrmala Central Library.
- The project, operated under the premise that innovative collaboration models can drive the green transition, aims to empower communities to participate in the energy transition by leveraging cultural and creative industries for sustainability solutions.
- The organizers of the CCI4Change Collaboration Toolkit, recognizing the urgency for new governance models and public-civic partnerships to tackle the challenges of the 21st century, believe that this initiative is a step towards facilitating collaboration between municipalities and creatives for environmental actions, contributing to the overall sustainable future of the Baltic Sea region.
