LESS NUTRIENT INFLOW MEANS CLEANER SEA

Because of the project, the nutrient inputs to the Baltic Sea will be decreased whereas the attractiveness and feasibility of holistic water management approach for agricultural catchments across the Central Baltic Region will be increased. Overall, the project connects local authorities and farmers in a unique way and demonstrates a cross-sector approach in sustainable agriculture and management of ecosystem resources.

NUTRINFLOW is the first full-scale project under the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region flagship project “Flow Baltic” through which it will gain region-wide visibility.

Total budget for the project 1 780 002.50 EUR
Total EU funds 1 402 285.33 EUR

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