MEET AND INTERACT
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.
282 EVENTS
When landscapes change, what happens to memory? The melting ice is already changing environments and making us redraw maps. We know this because we see it. Satellite images, archive photos…
Rural regions play a crucial role in achieving European and national greenhouse gas emission targets by 2030 and 2050. They are also central to reducing Europe’s dependence on fossil fuels,…
How do Nordic regions support communities to remain resilient in times of uncertainty? What helps people adapt and recover when everyday life is disrupted? This webinar brings together researchers and…
Welcome to Nordic Economic Policy Review Conference 2026. Across the Nordic countries, birth rates have fallen to historically low levels, well below replacement rates. This development poses important questions about…
Welcome to Nordregio Forum 2026: the annual research conference for regional development in the Nordics Join us for Nordregio Forum in Aarhus, Denmark on 17-18 November. Here we will deep…
In Denmark, electronic ID is the key to accessing essential services like taxes, healthcare, and banking, with 97% using MitID—but what about those who can’t? This panel session explores digital…
The Nordic wage-setting model is unique. None of the countries have a minimum wage, there are high levels of trade union membership, and wage negotiations between different sectors are coordinated. The…
From ghetto strategies to segregation barometers, Nordic countries are tackling urban segregation in divergent ways. A common feature, though, is that these policies and tools are all emerging against a…
More deaths than births – a growing list of regions and countries are hitting this somber milestone. Some populations are only growing because of migrants coming in, but what would…