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The project aim is to make the procurement and service of public catering more sustainable in the Baltic Sea Region. Therefore, it
In the project on Innovative Strategies for Public Catering:
Sustainability Toolkit across Baltic Sea Region (StratKIT) 13 project partners and 10 associated partners from administrations, catering services, research and consulting work on these aims.
It is funded through the INTERREG-BSR program of the EU with additional funding by the Russian Federation.
The project starts with mapping the current situation in the Baltic Sea Region.
In national and international workshops and round tables, strategies are developed and networks are built.
The project activities feed into the development of a Baltic Sea region sustainability toolkit.
The results are shared online to enable stakeholders to make a change towards sustainability.
StratKIT main outputs are the dynamic sustainability model, the online knowledge platform,
a network of stakeholders at national and BSR level; a best practices living repository,
and direct access to the interactive Sustainability Toolkit.