MEET AND INTERACT
Events
Join Nordic experts, policymakers, and practitioners to explore key issues in sustainable regional development. Our events – webinars, conferences, and workshops – are open to all and offer space for dialogue, learning, and exchange. Recordings and materials from selected past events are also available.
272 EVENTS
Upcoming events
The Future of Rural Europe: Making migration work for regions in decline
This conference marks the conclusion of the Horizon Europe-funded project PREMIUM_EU, which has examined impacts of mobility on regional development across Europe. Across Europe, many rural and peripheral regions are…
10 March 2026
Launch: State of the Nordic Region 2026
State of the Nordic Region paints a picture of how Nordic regions and municipalities are changing – who lives here, where people work, and how local economies are developing. Tune in…
25 March 2026
Nordregio Forum 2026
Welcome to Nordregio Forum 2026: the annual research conference for regional development in the Nordics Save the date for Nordregio Forum on 17-18 November in Aarhus, Denmark where we will…
17 November 2026
Past events
Nordregio Forum 2023: Young Nordics
This year, Nordregio Forum 2023 will focus on the future of the Nordic region through young people’s perspectives.
17 October 2023
CITY TALKS 1-2-3: Espoo, Täby, and Stavanger share experiences on green urban planning
Did you miss our latest and final webinar in the series? Watch our recording of it above. NORDGREEN – Smart Planning for Healthy and Green Nordic Cities project invites Nordic…
22 September 2023
5G Matchmaking Event: 5G in Media and Broadcasting
Our fourth 5G matchmaking event will take place on the 20th of September, from 14-15.30 CET. The spotlight will be on media and broadcasting. Join us for an exciting event where we…
20 September 2023
How can we achieve a fair green transition for all?
What is a just transition to a sustainable society, and what policies and measures should we implement to make it fair? How can we involve different societal groups? Join the discussion…