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It is time for Interreg NPA projects to report on achievements! To support you in submitting outputs and results, we have updated our guidance, introduced dedicated checklists in Jems, and published a new FAQ section. The same tools are now available to support you also with Project Closure.

Report from one of the most insightful events of the year on Arctic cooperation and sustainability.

Interreg NPA is preparing to launch its first Youth Call for Projects in 2026 - entirely dedicated to the priorities and ambitions of young people across the Northernmost part of Europe and the Arctic. To make sure the Call reflects the needs and realities of youth organisations and those working with young people, we want to hear from you.

During the summer holiday period, the Joint Secretariat and Managing Authority will not be fully staffed.

Save the dates for our upcoming autumn webinars now and find out more about them here.

Showcase of BOCOD and Eboost projects at British and Irish Section of the Regional Science Association International (RSAI-BIS) Conference in University College Cork, Ireland.

The FORESTCARBOVISION project has officially kicked off, marking a significant step toward innovative carbon capture solutions tailored to the unique conditions of the Northern Periphery and Arctic region.

Our short project introduction video is already online.

GLOW2.0 self study modules focuse on awareness and understanding about Dark Sky and Dark Sky Tourism themes and concepts. Modules aim to help target groups, SMEs in tourism, develop and enhance service offers. All study modules are freely available and require no registration.

Meet Niclas Forsling from the Centre for Rural Medicine, Region Västerbotten– one of the driving forces behind Tech2Heal.

Get to know Hanna Sigga Ásgeirsdóttir and our Project partner Veltek – Iceland Health and Welfare Technology Cluster, Fjallabyggð.

Fighting climate change requires action at every level—from individual households to local governments. The Hybes project has assembled some of the most effective tools available to help individuals, building managers, and municipalities reduce their carbon footprints and create a more sustainable future. These tools are grouped into three levels: household, property groups (like housing co-ops), and municipalities. Each level has different needs, but when used together, they can create powerful results.

The fifth partner meeting showcased innovative renewable solutions and explored how artificial intelligence can optimise community power

The 3-part series of SUB Peer-to-Peer learning exchanges concluded in Härjedalen, Sweden, with two days filled with learning, networking, and, of course, thrilling mountain biking adventures above the tree line of the Swedish fells.

From 10th to 12th June Arctic Edge project partners met in Joensuu, North Karelia, Finland for a partner meeting.

BIO-2-PRINT kicked off in Sligo with seaweed foraging, quarry visits and a live 3D-printer demo—now partners are racing to map stakeholders and bio-waste streams

27 May Coompanion hosted the webinar "Policy in Action – How can smart policy support social entrepreneurship?" with around 30 participants from Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland and Ireland.

British and Irish Section of the Regional Science Association International (RSAI-BIS) Conference taking place in University College Cork, Ireland.

Täältä löydät 10.6. pidetyn webinaarin esitykset!

MERSE partner meeting 6-7 May brought together the team of the MERSE project, this time in Mikkeli, Finland. During the two-day gathering, future steps were clarified, and participants were introduced to local examples of social entrepreneurship through an excursion in the region.