Updated on 25 August 2026
POLNORIS
assistant professor - academic lecturer at Polish Naval Academy in Gdynia
Gdynia, Poland
About
Concept for a Research Project under POLNORIS 2026
8 research areas
3 partner countries, including Poland, Norway, and Lithuania
A mix of institutions: scientific/academic, military, local government, and NGOs
Budget: 1 million euros
Duration: 1.5 years
Concept: Protecting intangible cultural heritage as a means of building resilience in the event of a mass evacuation of civilians in the Baltic Sea region
Objective: To develop recommendations for the protection of intangible cultural heritage and for building the resilience of citizens in the Baltic Sea region in the event of a mass evacuation of civilians
Project implementation sequence:
Research – Networking – Testing – Evaluation – Recommendations – Promotion
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