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Skills for carbon. Space for nature. Benefits for all. Green Skibbereen and the FORESTCARBOVISION project invite you to Forest Futures, a free two-day skills development and capacity-building event on 16-17th October 2026, on forest carbon farming in Ireland.

Does Geographical indications (GIs) have something to offer to tourism sector? Or vice versa?

GIFT-project co-organises a national event in Finland related to Geographical Indications of Crafts and Industrial products. The event is a part of European Unions event series: https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu/industry/strategy/intellectual-property/geographical-indications-craft-and-industrial-products/geographical-indications-capitals-tour_en

The Interreg NPA Youth Call is now closed. We are thrilled with the high level of interest raised from the launch until today, especially since this call is something totally new for our programme!

InnoGS – Innovation Through Gamification Solutions project is organising an interactive youth event in Reykjavík during Arctic Circle week.

Can a region measure its innovation ecosystem's capacity on a NUTS3 level and guide from that to better insights?

Read our experiences of the NPA Lead Partner Seminar in Klaksvík, Faroe Islands!

Sustainable SMEs offers workshop for SMEs in AI, data analytics, carbon footprint calculation, strategic thinking on choosing a sustainability reporting tool, and testing different sustainability reporting tools. Read more and register for our regional workshops!

Retrofitting for Improved Air Quality: promoting sustainable and healthy homes

This autumn, Centria and Novia are jointly organizing European Researchers' Night to showcase research, development and innovation activities to local citizens. On Researchers' Night, citizens can experience what researchers and innovators actually do in interactive and inspiring ways. Come on campus to test, try, and explore Interreg!

RIAQ held its first stakeholder workshop during the Healthy Buildings 2025 conference in Reykjavik. The session introduced the project to a wide audience and engaged international stakeholders in discussions on retrofit challenges, indoor air quality, and sustainable housing solutions for the Northern Periphery and Arctic.

What do the rapid environmental changes in the Arctic mean for young people, and what happens if these changes begin to affect not only nature, but also the continuity of local knowledge, skills, and ways of life? These questions will be brought to the forefront in a youth panel discussion organized by the CAP-SHARE project at the Arctic Circle Assembly 2026 in Reykjavík on 9 October from 18:35 to 19:30 (UTC+0). The panel, Biodiversity Tipping Points from Arctic Youth Perspectives, will bring together Arctic youth and professionals working with young people to discuss environmental and cultural tipping points and the future of the Arctic region.

On 16 September, Lapland University of Applied Sciences, the Lead Partner of the RemoTED project, took part in the Interreg NPA Lead Partner Seminar in Klaksvík, Faroe Islands.

Representative from AIM Centre, Lead Partner of the Arctic Edge project, travelled to the Faroe Islands to take part in the Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA) Lead Partner Seminar.

The RemoTED project organised a training day at Lapland University of Applied Sciences’ Kosmos Campus in Kemi on 21 September 2026. The Finnish-language event brought together professionals from our target groups, associate partners and other stakeholders to learn about digitalisation, new technologies and their use in social and healthcare.