Acording to the Fire and Rescue Department, Lithuania will purchase 197 stationary acoustic warning sirens. Sirens would be installed in the 100-kilometre potential impact zone of the Belarusian nuclear power plant in Astravyets.

Insights on the establishment of a dynamic innovation ecosystem in lithuania based on exploration of norwegian practices and measures

The Fire and Rescue Department plans to upgrade Lithuania‘s Emergency Alert System, with new sirens set to be installed in the country's different municipalities over the upcoming two years.

Innovators often face the uncertainty of the value of their product and how it should be commercialized. Therefore, in the Ist quarter of 2022, The Business Development, Innovation and SMEs program will launch a new call for businesses to strengthen their business skills by increasing their competitiveness in green innovation, circular economy and information and communication technologies

"We want to revive this special place for a new, special life," says journalist and traveler Vytaras Radzevičius. Yesterday at the Merkinė Culture Center, he presented the Merkinė Manor Renovation Project to members of the town and surrounding communities, cultural representatives, developers and journalists.

The project FIXUS Mobilis fills a gap in Lithuanian heritage protection system and is actively contributing to more effective cultural heritage management for the second year in a row. Preventive maintenance of the heritage monuments is vital, and FIXUS team demonstrate it to each of the project participants during inspection, maintenance work and in the final report.

The Agency for Science, Innovation and Technology (MITA), implementing the 2014-2021 Norway Grants has signed agreements with 6 Lithuanian private businesses to finance 6.7 million euros for the implementation of green innovation ideas.

The international project Tower of Babel was launched

The Agency for Science, Innovation and Technology (MITA) is announcing 12 projects for investment under the Norwegian Financial Mechanism (Norway Grants) Business Development, Innovation and SMEs program. Using this financial assistance, companies will develop new ICT technologies and products that will contribute to the development and competitiveness of Lithuanian businesses.

September is a special month reminiscent of how important it is to learn and continuously evolve. Thus, the Communication Division of the Ministry of Finance invited to the thematic meeting the communicators of the European Economic Area and Norwegian Financial Mechanisms Programme.