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+/-Mar 10 2010Lars Westermark, Swedish Environment Protection Agency and Fredrik Skaghammar, Tranås Municipality participate at the Forum "Working Together for a Low Carbon Recovery" on March 19thBy:
"Working Together for a Low Carbon Recovery: Government, Business and NGOs", Stockholm School of Economics, 4a Strelnieku street, 19 March.
+/-Mar 2 2010The Visby Program - Swedish Institute's Baltic Sea Region Exchange ProgramBy:
The Baltic region plays an important role for Sweden’s growth. The Visby Program serves to connect participants in order to strengthen Sweden’s presence and promote education, research and innovation in the Baltic region. The program is open to universities and university colleges as well as high schools and institutions for adult education, and encompasses every field of study. Priority is given to collaboration with Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.
+/-Feb 24 2010Mentoring in the Baltic´s - Let’s share and make a difference! Prevention, Opportunity, Protection. International conference on March 18By:
The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Latvia in cooperation with the SSE in Riga and Mentor Latvia invites to the International Conference Mentoring in the Baltic’s - Let’s share and make a difference! Prevention, Opportunity, Protection. Date: Thursday, March 18, 2010 Time: 09.30-15.00 Venue: Stockholm School of Economics in Riga, Strelnieku iela 4a
+/-Feb 22 2010Swedish Baltic Sea Water Award - The Nomination deadline for this year´s Award is May 3, 2010By:
Established in 1999, the Swedish Baltic Sea Water Award recognises outstanding efforts to improve marine environment in the Baltic Sea.
+/-Jan 21 2010The Swedish Model in practice By:
The term “Swedish Model” is used to describe the fact that the Swedish society is based on a high degree of public financing. Let’s find out what this means in practice by following a regular Swedish mother and daughter through a normal day.
+/-Jan 8 2010Peak Time 2010 - International Business Student CompetitionBy:
The application for the business student competition Peak Time 2010 has started The application for the international business student competition Peak Time 2010 has finally started and will last until February 9th. Peak Time Organizers expect more than 2500 participants from at least 50 countries worldwide. This year competition is marked with a green leaf, as its topic is “Green Development”.
+/-Jan 7 2010New guide to Working in SwedenBy:
Welcome to Workinginsweden.se If you are thinking about moving to Sweden for work, you've come to the right place. Workinginsweden.se is aimed mainly at non-EU/EEA citizens interested in working in Sweden for at least one year.

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