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International PFAS network around Baltic Sea Regions

Baltic Sea PFAS Network is a knowledge-sharing platform with the goal to improve the understanding of PFAS in waste streams to reduce their emissions to the Baltic Sea. The purpose of the platform is to connect different stakeholders and experts from different fields. Through our exchanges, we hope to enhance each PFAS work, and to find solutions together to reduce PFAS pollution. ​

How do we meet and share knowledge?

We meet and talk! We call them Coffee Sessions with the Network, inspired by the Swedish tradition of “fika” – informal gatherings that are about more than just coffee. Once a month, our members across the Baltic Sea region and beyond meet online. We meet on the last Friday of every month, from 13:00 to 14:00. Sometimes we focus on a specific topic or have a short presentation, while other sessions are more open, giving participants the opportunity to bring their own questions and topics for discussion. Invitations are sent to registered members each month, and all you need to do is join when you can.

Note: The network is open to join for anyone interested in the field, no fee required. This website serves as a gateway to information and is updated every six months.

Bärbardator och kaffe

Previous Coffee Session

Join our casual discussions sessions whenever you want, to learn, get ideas, get connected and more.

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Contact

If you have questions about the network, please contact the network coordinator. ​Mayumi.

Mayumi Narongin-Fujikawa​
Network coordinator
mayumi.narongin@ivl.se

The network is driven by IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute
in flagship with EU Strategies for Baltic Regions, Policy Area Hazard.

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