BEAM - Baltic Ecosystem Adaptive Management
The BEAM programme, where BNI has a central role, is funded by the Swedish government. The programme is part of its Strategic Research Initiative on Marine Environmental Research. After 5 years the programme will be evaluated, and if considered a success, its funding will be made a permanent part of Stockholm University’s annual government grant for research.

BEAM is a research programme on ecosystem-based management of the Baltic Sea that combines and integrates Stockholm University´s successful research on Baltic ecosystems, contaminants, natural resource management and ecological models for environmental management. It is a collaboration of nine research units at Stockholm University, supported by the resources of the Stockholm University Marine Research Centre.

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