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Visions of the Future: What Can Be Achieved with a Baltic Sea Strategy? Visions of the Future: what can be achieved with a Baltic Sea Strategy? Documentation package Included is the following: • Overview programme • Seminar flyer • Presentation by Dr. Christian Ketels • Presentation by Alf Vanags • Presentation by Ulf Johansson • Contact information for participants For additional information, please contact Dr. Mikael Olsson, Sida Baltic Sea Unit, Box 1271, SE-621 23 Visby, Sweden. E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]. Phone: +46-(0)732-572511 The future Baltic Sea Region Possible paths of development in the light of the emerging EU-strategy for the region Overview programme, 7-8 July, 2008 On 7-8 July, 2008, the Baltic Sea Unit constitutes one of the prioritised areas of the (Östersjöenheten) of the Swedish International Swedish presidency. Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) and Baltic Development Forum, in cooperation The meeting will focus on the parts of the with the Centre for Baltic and East European Baltic Sea Strategy that aim to deepen Studies (CBEES), Södertörn University integration and increase the global College, will arrange an international competitiveness of the region. seminar/workshop with the aim to present and discuss visions of the future of the Baltic Sea Region as well as the challenges that need to be overcome to reach the goal of a well integrated and prosperous region. The programme brings together key politicians, civil servants, practitioners and high-level academic expertise in the areas of discussion. A total of three seminars and three workshops are arranged during the two days. All events take place right in the centre of medieval Visby on the premises of the Baltic Sea Unit (Östersjöenheten) (Donners Plats 1). Background and aims As its point of departure the meeting takes the Baltic Sea Strategy under preparation by the European Commission, after an initiative by the Swedish government. The strategy is to be adopted and launched in 2009 and The programme concludes with a joint At the centre of discussion will be what is plenary session where the results from the needed to: workshops are presented and discussed. • Enhance factor mobility in the Baltic Sea region, especially when it comes to human capital. • Strengthen, rationalise and make more transparent governance and coordination of joint activities and initiatives in the region. Of particular importance is deemed to strengthen Organising committee cooperation between different Dr. Mikael Olsson (Project Leader) organisations and also to include the Dr. Olsson is working as an analyst with the force of the business community with Sida Baltic Sea Unit and has been working regard to realising the visions of the with issues relating to the economic and strategy. societal transformations of the former • Solve problems related to eastern bloc countries for close to 20 years. infrastructure in general and, more [email protected] specifically, find solutions to cater for +46-(0)732-572511 (cell phone) the increasing transport needs in the Baltic Sea. Dr. Margrethe Søvik (Project Coordinator) Dr. Søvik is currently working at Södertörn Format of the meeting: merging University College and is responsible for competencies and knowledge practical issues and coordination of the The aim of the meeting is not ‘merely’ to workshops. present, make public and discuss these [email protected] important aspects of the Baltic Sea Strategy +46-(0)736-690439 (cell phone) – aspects that in and by themselves may have a profound effect on the future of the Adam Kanne Baltic Sea Region – but also to help forge Adam Kanne is Deputy Director at the think- lasting links between actors from different tank and networking organization Baltic backgrounds and thus with different types of Development Forum. Mr. Kanne has ten competencies and knowledge. It is our years of international policy development strong belief that this type of ‘merged experience. knowledge’ may be of utmost importance [email protected] both as input to the formulation and +45 602 185 76 finalisation of a Baltic Sea Strategy but also, and equally important, to the successful implementation of the strategy. Moderator In order to achieve this merger of Jens Orback competencies the programme runs for two Jens Orback is currently working as a days, where the first day (Monday 7 July, freelance journalist. He became known to the 2008) is mainly in the format of plenary general public through television as a host for sessions, whereas participants during the the current affairs programme Striptease. second day (Tuesday 8 July, 2008) are Prior to that he had worked at the Ministry of invited to a series of three workshops for Finance as an economist, and in 2004 he more focused presentations and/or returned to the Government Offices as a discussions. Each of the workshops is led by Minister for Integration, Metropolitan and a prominent expert/researcher. Workshop Gender Equality Issues. results will also be documented and edited in three reports. The programme in brief… For the full programme, updates, background material and ex post documentation, see http://www.sida.se/ostersjoenheten. Monday 7 July Tuesday 8 July Seminar I (10.15-11.45) Workshop I (9.00-10.30) Introducing the suggested Baltic Sea Why are plumbers more progressive than Strategy: why is it needed? professors? A workshop on the role of human Among the speakers: Dr. Cecilia Malmström, capital mobility as a driver for regional Minister for EU Affairs, Sweden. competitiveness. Lunch (11.45-13.00) Coffee (10.30-11.00) Seminar II (13.00-14.30) Workshop II (11.00-12.30) Visions of the future: what can be achieved The times they are a-changin’… A workshop with a Baltic Sea Strategy? on the past, current and future role of Among the speakers: Dr. Christian Ketels, multilateral-, network- and interest Harvard Business School. organizations in the promotion of an integrated Baltic Sea Region. Coffee (14.30-15.00) Lunch (12.30-14.00) Seminar III & Panel Discussion (15.00- 17.00) Workshop III (14.00-15.30) What is to be done? The role of societal Exploiting the Baltic Sea… The role of actors in enacting a Baltic Sea Strategy. transport in transforming the Baltic Sea from Among the speakers: Prof. Stefan Fölster, a Mare Dividum to a Mare Nostrum. Confederation of Swedish Enterprise. Coffee (15.30-16.00) Reception (17.00) Where to from here? (16.00-17.00) Garden of the Baltic Sea Unit. A concluding panel discussion about the future of the Baltic Sea Strategy. Among panellists: Leif Pagrotsky, Swedish Parliament and Carl B. Hamilton, Swedish Parliament. Refreshments (17.00) Garden of the Baltic Sea Unit. Pictures by Dr. Jan Jörnmark. The programme is open to all interested parties. No advance booking is necessary and all activities are free of charge. Welcome! Thomas Johansson Dr. Mikael Olsson Dr. Margrethe Søvik Adam Kanne Director Project Leader/Analyst Project Coordinator Deputy Director Sida Baltic Sea Unit Sida Baltic Sea Unit CBEES, Södertörn Baltic Development University College Forum Visions of the Future: what can be achieved with a Baltic Sea Strategy? Keynote by Dr. Christian Ketels, Harvard Business School. Organisers Sida Baltic Sea Unit (Sida Östersjöenheten), Visby and Baltic Development Forum, Copenhagen. Among the speakers and panellists Dr. Christian Ketels, Harvard Business School, Boston. Ulf Johansson, Sweco Eurofutures, Tallinn. Alf Vanags, Baltic International Centre for Economic Policy Studies (BICEPS), Riga. Morten Hansen, Stockholm School of Economics in Riga (SSE Riga), Riga. Per Unckel, County Governor of Stockholm, This seminar focuses on the future of the Head of the County Administrative Board, Baltic Sea Region in the light of the Baltic Stockholm. Sea Strategy being devised by the European Commission. The seminar focuses on issues Moderator relating to the prospects for economic Jens Orback, Stockholm. growth and integration as well as cultural challenges to such integration. Also, three Contact alternative scenarios for the future of the Dr. Mikael Olsson, Sida Baltic Sea Unit region are presented and discussed. ([email protected]); +46(0)732-572511. Questions touched upon during the seminar include: What are the prospects for The future Baltic Sea Region economic growth and development in the The seminar is part of a two-day programme (7-8 region, and what are the implications for the July), The future Baltic Sea Region: possible building of a region? What are the historical, paths of development in the light of the emerging cultural and man-made challenges to true EU-strategy for the region, organised by the Sida integration? What will the region look like in Baltic Sea Unit (Sida Östersjöenheten) and Baltic 2048? The seminar concludes with a panel Development Forum in cooperation with CBEES, debate with invited commentators. Södertörn University College. Time & Place For information on the full programme, see Monday 7 July, 13.00-14.30, Baltic Sea Unit http://www.sida.se/ostersjoenheten or contact (Östersjöenheten), Donners Plats 1. Mikael Olsson as above. The!Role!of!Regional!Collaboration! in! the! Baltic! Sea! Region! of!the!Future! Dr.! Christian! Ketels (HBS!and!SSE,[email protected]) Questions • What! is! the!medium! to"long!term" outlook"for! the! Baltic!Sea!Region? • What!is!the!role"of"regional"cooperation"for!the! economic!success!of!the!Baltic!Sea!Region? • What!are!the!factors"influencing"the"imp ortance"of" regional"cooperation"in!the!Baltic!Sea!Region? Dimensions Nature"of" General Po licy" Bal ti c" Sea" Economic Context Region Outcomes Trends
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