Establishment of Cooperation Between Companies and Institutions in the Baltic Sea region and the World – Reflections from the EcoTech 2024

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The 14th Annual International Scientific Conference, EcoTech 2024, held in Jelgava, Latvia, marked a significant milestone in the history of the EcoTech series, traditionally hosted in Sweden. By expanding its geographic scope, the conference fostered a broader range of interdisciplinary collaborations, addressing critical environmental challenges such as climate change, pollution, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion. Featuring a diverse array of topics, including sustainable agriculture, advanced hydrological modelling, green technologies, and circular economy practices, EcoTech 2024 provided a dynamic platform for exchanging groundbreaking research and exploring innovative solutions. The conference was further distinguished by its emphasis on integrating scientific and practical approaches through keynote presentations, interactive sessions, and informal networking events. The newly designed logo and visual identity underscored the event's commitment to sustainability and inclusivity, symbolizing the interconnectedness of regional ecosystems and the global reach of EcoTech’s mission. By bringing together academics, policymakers, and industry leaders, EcoTech 2024 not only advanced actionable strategies for global sustainability but also strengthened scientific networks across the Baltic Sea region and beyond. These contributions collectively highlight the vital role of collaboration in achieving a sustainable and equitable future.

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Grinfelde, I., & Pilecka-Ulcugaceva, J. (2025). Establishment of Cooperation Between Companies and Institutions in the Baltic Sea region and the World – Reflections from the EcoTech 2024. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 1474). Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1474/1/011001

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