Dr. Joachim informs about EU projects for Bremerhaven and North Sea

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Bremerhaven benefits from EU initiatives for sustainable development

innovative projects strengthen the region

In Bremerhaven, innovative EU projects are being used to strengthen regional resources and sustainability. The state authorized representative Dr. Olaf Joachim visited various facilities on August 8, 2024 to find out about the positive effects of EU funding on local initiatives.

food production in focus

The Technology Transfer Center Bremerhaven (TTZ) plays a central role in the development of sustainable food systems. As part of the Cities 2030 project, which is financed from the EU Horizon 2020 program, the resistance and sustainability of food systems in cities are examined. This initiative is aimed particularly at small and medium-sized companies that are striving for more transparent production methods.

A special partner, Biozoon GmbH, brings your know-how into the development of solutions that are based on the needs of older people. Among other things, this includes technical aids for people with chewing and swallowing problems, so that a broad target group is addressed.

environmental protection through historical research

The visit of Joachim also led him to the German shipping museum, where the “North Sea Wrecks” project was presented. Between 2019 and 2023, experts from several North Sea renovating countries examined the potential dangers of war relics that have been sunk in the North Sea. This research illuminates the effects on the environment and the dangers of flora and fauna as well as for human health.

With the results of this research, the “Remarco” project has been continuing since July 2023, which focuses on the danger assessment in certain marine regions. The data obtained could contribute to awareness in society and among political decision -makers.

Bremerhaven as an EU funding location

The constant efforts of the magistrate to bring EU funding to Bremerhaven are specifically promoted the region's innovative strength. Joachim emphasizes the importance of such projects that not only strengthen local institutions, but also increase the competitiveness of the entire location. Cooperation with European partners who represent different disciplines opens up new development opportunities for the region.

conclusion

Overall, the visit of Dr. Olaf Joachim the valuable opportunities resulting from EU financing for Bremerhaven. Exchange of learning and technology helps the Seestadt act as a pioneer for sustainable developments in food production and environmental protection. Continuous research and innovation not only ensures current, but also future progress to improve the quality of life of the citizens.