AQUALOOP
Aquaculture expert floor for circular economy practice
Students from the University of Gdańsk and Klaipeda University came together for an enriching visit to the University of Rostock as part of the AquaLoop Cross-Border Student Exchange Program
The University of Rostock (Germany) had the pleasure of hosting students from the University of Gdańsk (Poland) and Klaipeda University (Lithuania) for the “AquaLoop Cross-Border Student Exchange Program” from February...
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K2 Trout Farm – hosting Klaipeda University and University of Gdańsk students group
Once again, we could count on the hospitality of K2 Trout Farm, which already at the beginning of January 2025 hosted the first group of students from the University of...
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Klaipeda University students follow the steps of their German colleagues in the AquaLoop cross-border student exchange program
The University of Gdańsk (PL) is delighted to have been the first host institution for the “AquaLoop Cross-Border Student Exchange Program.” From January 26th to February 1st 2025, the Faculty...
Read MoreTransitioning to circular aquaculture in the South Baltic region addresses crucial environmental, economic, and social challenges. It aligns with global sustainability goals and regional regulatory frameworks, providing a path toward a more resilient and sustainable aquaculture industry.
The objective of the Aqualoop project is to develop, promote, and support the concept of circular aquaculture in the South Baltic region for the green transition, with a focus on nutrient loop containment with by-products production towards responsible consumption.
The foreseen actions are designed so as to develop and showcase original, innovative solutions, prepare present and future employees, business sector and customers for the circular aquaculture. The unique composition of the consortium, bringing together universities, municipalities, associations and SMEs reflects the strong interest and link between research, education, awareness raising and application in industry, essential to develop and implement circular economy based aquaculture in practice
Enjoy our journey!
Aqualoop team
Sep 2023 - Aug 2026
36 months
7 partners
DE, PL, LT, DK, SE
1 673 348 EUR
ERDF: 1 338 678 EUR
Sustainable South Baltic
Supporting a circular and more resource efficient development
The content of this website is the sole responsibility of the author and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union, the Managing Authority or the Joint Secretariat of the South Baltic Cross-border Cooperation Programme 2021-2027. The project AquaLoop is financed from the Interreg South Baltic Programme 2021-2027 through the European Regional Development Fund.