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BLUE PORTS | D2.1 BLUE PORTS Baseline Report 25listing current projects from diverse EU funding programs such as Horizon Europe, EMFAF, Erasmus+ etc., with the goal of establishing a more day-to-day collaboration such as networking, social media cross-promotion etc. On the other hand, identifying as well recently completed projects from EU funding programs such as Horizon 2020, EMFAF, ENI and Erasmus+, with the aim of focusing on their outcome, their available documents and any research they have conducted that might be of use in the development of BLUE PORTS.In this sense, more than 25 projects have been identified with similar topics of work such as development of trainings, blue economy, energy transition and certification schemes, analyzing relevant information to establish synergies and defining potential common actions to be carried out in the duration of BLUE PORTS. The geographical scope of these projects spans across different European and Mediterranean countries, covering all BLUE PORTS participating countries and reflecting a collaborative approach to address common challenges.Additional information is included in Annex II.All in all, the EU projects documented, both ongoing and completed, collectively contribute to building a skilled workforce for the maritime and blue economy sectors. The emphasis on collaboration, innovation, and stakeholder engagement reflects a holistic approach to address challenges and opportunities. The geographical diversity of the projects indicates a shared commitment to addressing common issues on a regional and European scale. Ongoing networking activities and the development of training materials underscore a dedication to long-term impact and knowledge transfer within these vital sectors.