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, there are also very significant differences in the preparedness levels of Riga and Helsinki residents, with 7% of Riga residents only having essential supplies for 24 hrs, and shockingly also only 12% of Helsinki residents having the necessary provisions for only 24hrs. In all three countries there is a significant wish for more detailed information about what to do in case of a disaster or emergency, with 69% in Riga, 73% in Germany, and 80% in Helsinki wishing for further informative support from the authorities. If citizens are to be a part of the total defense of Europe model, there is much work to be done by the local and national authorities in all three countries. For more detailed information about the project and the progress of its implementation, please contact Dr. Ieva Birka (ieva.birka@lu.lv) or Dr. Didzis Kļaviņš (didzis.klavins@lu.lv). “This publication has been funded by the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) Project Support Facility (PSF). The CBSS does not make any

science, policy action, public engagement, and modern technologies can significant progress be made in combating cancer and improving the quality of healthcare across Europe. Yet challenges in bringing together experts from these fields together remain, as highlighted by Wendy Yared, Executive Director of the Association of European Cancer Leagues (ECL), during the event’s panel discussion on cancer prevention, early detection and screening: “Cancer leagues, health groups, patient representatives and other civil society organizations play a pivotal role in the shaping of EU-funded efforts to combat cancer. To ensure we can continue to put public health at the heart of policymaking while remaining strong and independent partners, it is essential to guarantee access to sustainable funding for all civil society actors.” This significant event brought together both in-person and online representatives of EU-funded cancer projects, NGOs, health organizations working in the field of cancer

on Riga, Helsinki, and Hamburg. According to the two leading researchers, participation in the summit strengthened Latvia’s role in future governance and sustainable development strategies, while also providing the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences of University of Latvia with direct connections to the academic and policy-making community in the United Arab Emirates. Dr. Birka and Dr. Klaviņš express their deep gratitude to the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Riga for the kind invitation. They also extend their thanks to the Embassy of Latvia in the United Arab Emirates for their support in participating in the World Government Summit sessions and coordinating the events. For more detailed information about the project and the progress of its implementation, please contact Dr. Ieva Birka (ieva.birka@lu.lv) or Dr. Didzis Kļaviņš (didzis.klavins@lu.lv). Project title: Urban Preparedness for Emerging Risks in the Baltic Sea Region Project Contract Number: No. 5.2.1.1.i.0

Jānis Spīgulis spoke about the lab’s history and development. Young researchers showcased some of the most current and significant studies in the field of biophotonics. During the visit, Professor Ito expressed strong interest not only in physics research but also in UL’s approach to ICT and artificial intelligence (AI), as well as Latvia’s progress in digital governance. Keio University, one of Japan’s leading private universities, recently established the Keio Innovation Initiative (KII)—a platform aimed at promoting the commercialization of research, startup development, and aligning innovation with national policy. The visit concluded with discussions on potential collaboration opportunities and further contact between the Faculty of Science and Technology and Keio University. Representatives from the Faculty of Science and Technology shared insights into the structure of their education and research systems, as well as successful projects and study programs that promote innovation

symptoms of an infectious respiratory disease and that the person has not been in direct contact with persons subject to isolation, home quarantine or self-isolation; not to enter or remain at the UL premises with the symptoms of acute respiratory infection or in case of quarantine, isolation or self-isolation; to monitor one’s own health condition; if an acute respiratory infection with characteristics that correspond to Covid-19 occurs, it must be immediately reported to the head of the structural unit, immediate supervisor of work, study programme director, methodologist or lecturer of the current planned lecture or seminar. Upon experiencing the symptoms, the person must immediately leave the UL premises and contact a doctor; to promptly report any cases of infection with Covid-19 or risks related to the possibility of contracting Covid-19 to e-mail covidtrauksme@lu.lv and telephone (+371) 26189898, as well as to provide the head of the labour protection system with all

Eye" (2023) . Grupa albumu atbalsta ar garu Kanādas un ASV austrumkrasta tūri 2024.g.maijā. Turpinājumā trešo reizi raidījumā Hamiltonas (ON) "indiepop" solomāksliniece "Ellis" (Linnea Siggelkow) ar otro LP "No Place That Feels Like" (2024) open.spotify.com/album/6WFHcpiVI59zujBEr1MGfN Gana klasisks žanra albums ar dažām labām dziesmām , kurām ir video . Apskatītais debijas LP "Born Again" (2020) bija augstajā 21.vietā 2020.g. LP Topā ar hitiem "Pringle Creek" un "Shame" . Dziesmu saraksts 1."The Hausplants" - "Reflections In Blue" 2."Dream/Loss" - "Waiting To Be" 3."Tinge" - "Eye Contact" 4."Virgo Rising" - "Tristan" 5."Ultramarine" - "Abyssal" 6."Like a Motorcycle" - "Cruel" 7."Like a Motorcycle" - "Down" 8."Beams" - "A.W.I.L." 9."Beams" - "Heat Potential" 10."Ellis" - "Forever" 11."Ellis" - "It`ll Be Alright" Audio/video "The Hausplants" - "Reflections In Blue" www.youtube.com/watch "Dream/Loss" - "Waiting To Be" https

symptoms of an infectious respiratory disease and that the person has not been in direct contact with persons subject to isolation, home quarantine or self-isolation; not to enter or remain at the UL premises with the symptoms of acute respiratory infection or in case of quarantine, isolation or self-isolation; to monitor one’s own health condition; if an acute respiratory infection with characteristics that correspond to Covid-19 occurs, it must be immediately reported to the head of the structural unit, immediate supervisor of work, study programme director, methodologist or lecturer of the current planned lecture or seminar. Upon experiencing the symptoms, the person must immediately leave the UL premises and contact a doctor; to promptly report any cases of infection with Covid-19 or risks related to the possibility of contracting Covid-19 to e-mail covidtrauksme@lu.lv and telephone (+371) 26189898, as well as to provide the head of the labour protection system with all

/decision-makers. Project partners Lead Partner: Tandem Plus University of Latvia (Latvia) FORCOOP C.O.R.A. VENEZIA SC ( Italy) Fundacija PRIZMA, ustanova (Slovenia) Fédération des Centres d'Insertion (France) Centre for Advancement of Research and Development in Educational Technology, Ltd CARDET (Cyprus) VENETO LAVORO (Italy) Institut pro zeny, o.s. (Czech Republic) Newry, Mourne and Down District Council (United Kingdom) Sociedad de Desarrollo de Santa Cruz de (Spain) Contact persons : Mr. Romans Putans, Project Coordinator romans.putans@lu.lv +371 29 442 854 More about the project: DOWNLOAD AgeFactor leaflet here PLEASE visit also the "Age Factor" website

on the digitalisation of the business environment - an assessment questionnaire to identify the weaknesses of enterprises and the reasons why they do not use ICT tools. The development of "Roadmaps" for the digitisation of enterprises, which will serve as a basis for the development of an action plan for each partner country. Based on the recommendations and the information gathered, each partner country is expected to produce an action plan and a video reel at the end of the project, which will reflect the activities planned in the action plans. More information: Homepage: www.interregeurope.eu/digibest/ Facebook page: www.facebook.com/interregdigibest/ For other information about the project contact: Endija Latvena, LU ESASAC, endija.latvena@lu.lv

them. Self-study: For participants who applying for Summer School (UL Track) will be sent a description of the task, which will have to be prepared before arriving in Riga Students will be able to successfully complete the course and obtain 6 ECTS through submitting a paper within a month after the course ending. This course is also part of a joint programme with the Utrecht University (The Netherlands).Students are able to join one or both of the joint summer programmes and earn 10 ECTS for the track (recommended combination: European Encounters: Diversity and Integration from West to East - Track Download the Syllabus Survival guide Contact person for more information: Aleksandra Kjakste aleksandra.kjakste@lu.lv +371 67034712 Mobility Division, University of Latvia