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How can models, data and findings on the carbon storage of seagrass in the North Sea and Baltic Sea be compared and made useful for policy and management? More than 30 experts from ongoing research and funding projects exchanged views on this at a workshop held at Ecologic Institute in Berlin on 12 October 2026.

The Potential of Seagrass Ecosystems as Carbon Sinks

Modelling, eutrophication and the transferability of results


Berlin, Ecologic Institute, Germany

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The Agricultural Produce Exchange for Communal Catering brought together farmers, food processors, caterers and kitchens from Brandenburg and Berlin. The focus was on matching concrete demand with available supply and fostering new partnerships along regional organic value chains.

Agricultural Produce Exchange for Communal Catering

Market Information Talk 2026


Oranienburg, Germany

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The fourth Market Information Forum 2026 was dedicated to successful cooperatives, producer associations, and marketing models in Brandenburg. The focus was on collective marketing, aggregation of production volumes, and regional sales structures. In addition, practical questions concerning the establishment and organisation of producer associations were discussed.

Producer Associations and Cooperatives

Market Information Talk 2026


Herzberg (Mark), Germany

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The third Market Information Talk 2026 focused on logistics structures for organic products in Brandenburg. The event highlighted existing initiatives, cooperative models, and practical examples from regional value chains. Together, participants were developing a current picture of the logistics landscape: What is already working well? What lessons have been learned? And where is further action needed?

Efficient Logistics Structures for Organic Products

Market Information Talk 2026


Oranienburg, Germany

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The second Market Information Dialogue 2026 focused on innovations and emerging crops for Brandenburg’s organic market. Particular attention was given to speciality and niche crops such as millet, buckwheat, quinoa, sea buckthorn, flaxseed, and legumes, which have gained increasing importance for regional value creation in recent years.

Innovations and New Crops for Brandenburg's Organic Market

Market Information Talk 2026


Oranienburg, Germany

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On 10 June 2026, Ecologic Institute participated as invited experts in the Biodiversa+ workshop “Toward Nature-Positive Finance: Scientific Foundations for Action”, bringing scientific perspectives into the evolving field of biodiversity finance.

Toward Nature-Positive Finance

Ecologic Institute at Biodiversa+ Expert Workshop


Paris, France

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The Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S), in cooperation with the Hungarian Meteorological Service (HungaroMet), is organising an in-person C3S user workshop with a focus on Hungary. The event is aimed at current and potential future users of C3S data and products in Hungary, representing academia, government, industry, the private sector and civil society.

C3S User Workshop with the Hungarian User Community


Budapest, Hungary

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The European Urban Nature Networking Workshop took place on 5-6 May 2026 in Bonn (Germany). The highly interactive and participant-driven format fostered peer learning around shared challenges and practical solutions for urban nature planning, implementation, governance, financing, monitoring, and capacity building across governance levels.

Urban Nature

European Networking Workshop

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Bonn, Germany

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On 29 April 2026, the ACCREU project hosted a stakeholder workshop in Brussels to share findings from nearly three years of collaborative research. The event was curated by the ACCREU team at Ecologic Institute and facilitated by Senior Fellow Ewa Iwaszuk.  The workshop convened a selected group of representatives from industry, investment, policy and civil society, many of whom have been involved in the project from the start. Participants evaluated the new research on sectoral and macro-economic climate impacts and the economic viability of adaptation strategies.

Latest Research on the Economics of Climate Impacts and Adaptation

ACCREU Stakeholder Workshop


Brussels, Belgium

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On 28 April 2026, the ACCREU project hosted a one-day reflexive forum in Brussels. The event brought together high-level experts from various academic disciplines and policy-making to discuss a critical knowledge gap: the economic foundations of transformational climate adaptation.

The Economics of Transformational Adaptation

Towards a new research agenda


Brussels, Belgium

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On 4 March 2026, the EU Blue Parks Community under Mission Ocean & Waters hosted its 6th workshop “Open dialogue: Next steps for the European Blue Parks Initiative” during the European Ocean Days in Brussels. The event brought together more than 100 participants from public authorities, research organisations, policy, industry and civil society, creating a space for exchange on the next phase of Europe’s marine protection efforts.

Next Steps for the European Blue Parks Initiative – Open dialogue

6th EU Blue Parks Community Workshop


Brussels, Belgium

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On 27 and 28 January 2026, the European Commission invited selected experts to the regional workshop "Designing Climate-Resilient Landscapes" in Bucharest. The event aimed to gather practical insights and good practices from diverse governance and landscape contexts, supporting the development of new EU guidance on landscape-based climate adaptation. Participants can look forward to keynoting inputs and hands-on breakout sessions focused on real-world challenges and solutions.

Designing Climate Resilient Landscapes in Europe

Regional Expert Workshop

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Bucharest, Romania

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