CASS News

As the CoMe Stronger project draws closer to its completion, another two pilot trips took local elderly men to an Estonian museum.

CASS project CoMe Stronger organised another trip for the local elderly men, this time to the Estonian Mining Museum.

The English-language webinar series GoGREEN Tuesdays: Ideas in Action concludes with its final session, focusing on how local governments can attract green investments. This webinar will explore how municipalities can finance their climate and energy plans, attract funding for the green transition, and turn strong ideas into implementable projects.

CASS project CoMe Stronger, alongside local organization NGO Meeste Garaaž, organised a visit for Estonian elderly men to the Maritime Museum.

The GoGREEN Tuesdays: Ideas in Action webinar series is back after the summer break – this time focusing on energy efficiency of buildings.

On September 3-4, partners of the new “Energy Poverty Nexus” project met in Athens for a kick-off meeting to discuss the cooperation of the next three years.

CEESEU-DIGIT, an EU-funded project led by University of Tartu, is approaching its end after 2,5 years of busy activity. Even though the project team is in its final months, there are still events and activities taking place on both international and local levels.

Our webinar series GoGREEN Tuedays: Ideas in Action continues, this time focusing on sustainable transport and e-mobility opportunities in urban transport development.

On June 3rd 2025 in Valencia, the IMPROVE International Symposium featured insights from experts across Europe, focusing on innovative strategies to address domestic violence.

Four e-courses created by the staff of Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies received an e-course quality label in the competition "Estonian E-course Quality Label 2025", organised by the e-learning quality working group of the Estonian Quality Agency for Education.

LOCAL GoGREEN project is launching a new webinar series titled “GoGREEN Tuesdays: Ideas in Action” to help in the development and implementation of Integrated Climate and Energy Plans (ICEPs).

The final seminar for the EASWork project (Equal Access and Support in the Workforce for migrants and refugees) took place on February 26 in Helsinki.

In 2023, the OPEP-DV project, led by the University of Tartu, conducted a survey examining physiotherapists’ knowledge, attitudes, and experiences with domestic violence across four countries.

On August 9th, the University of Tartu and CEESEN co-hosted a discussion panel titled “How to become a smart green community?” during the Estonian Arvamusfestival.

36 young people sought green solutions

Mari Puniste, project manager for the project TACTICS led by University of Tartu, represented the project at the 68th annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68), in New York.

From the beginning of 2024, experts from the University of Tartu will participate in Bluegreen Governance, an innovative international cooperation project supported by the European Union.

The transition of Ida-Viru County to a more sustainable economic model requires changes in the mindset of the local population as well as in the current patterns of the local governments and businesses in the region.