Aleksandra Najda is the Business Manager Poland at Race For The Baltic, where she develops the GYPREG project in Poland, an initiative focused on reducing phosphorus runoff from agricultural fields into waters and the Baltic Sea. In her work, she combines experience in the non profit sector, project management, stakeholder coordination and education. She collaborates with farmers, scientists, advisors and public institutions to translate knowledge about Baltic Sea protection into practical actions on the ground.
Presentation title: “Baltic Sea: From Problem to Solutions”
The Baltic Sea is one of the most polluted seas in the world, with eutrophication remaining its biggest challenge-an excess of phosphorus and nitrogen leading to algal blooms, oxygen depletion, and ecosystem degradation. In this talk, I will explain why the Baltic is in such a critical condition, while also showing that it is a sea whose problems can realistically be solved. I will discuss the work of Race For The Baltic, practical projects that reduce nutrient inflows, and how business, science, public administration, and civil society can work together to accelerate the restoration of a healthy Baltic Sea.