Recovery of common culture as a base for youth and creative groups from Poland and Belarus (Q77273)
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Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Recovery of common culture as a base for youth and creative groups from Poland and Belarus |
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio |
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2,375,000.0 Euro
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2,655,000.0 Euro
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89.4538606403 percent
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1 October 2018
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30 September 2020
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GMINA PUCHACZÓW
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51°18'34.6"N, 22°58'27.1"E
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The main issues addressed by the project's implementation result from infrequent contacts between local communities, which results in insufficient knowledge about the community living in the neighbouring area (in the neighbouring country). Along with insufficient preservation of the existing heritage enabling the development of tourism, this leads to a limited use of the potential of cultural heritage of Puchaczów commune (Poland) and Liachavičy raion (Belarus) for the development of cross-border tourism. The overall objective of the project is to improve the use of cultural heritage potential of Puchaczów Commune (Poland) and Liachavičy raion (Belarus) for the development of cross-border tourism. It will be obtained by means of achieving two specific objectives: increasing access of tourists and local communities to valuable cultural heritage in Puchaczów Commune (Poland) and Liachavičy raion (Belarus), and increasing the potential of the unique cultural heritage of Puchaczów Commune (Poland) and Liachavičy raion (Belarus). The project includes renovation of two historic manor houses (Lachert manor house in Ciechanki / PL and Rejtan manor house in Hrušauka / BY). On that base partners will establish two new institutions responsible for cross-border activities – a historical, tourist and cultural centre in Hrušauka and a Centre for Creative Work in Ciechanki, developing youth and creative groups cooperation. Project target groups are: tourists, scientists, historians, artists, young people from PL/BY and both local communities. Long-term result of the project will include increased tourist interest in objects renovated under the project. This will result in bigger awareness of the shared history of Poland and Belarus. At the same time, a higher number of tourists will contribute to the development of the tourism-related sector and to the economic development of both regions. (Polish)
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The main issues address by the project’s implementationAlong with inreinforced suitability of the existing competence to address the development of tourism, this is a limited use of the potential of the cultural heritage of Puchaczów commune (Poland) and Liachaviviy Raion (Belarus) for the development of cross-border tourism.The overall objective of the project is to achieve the use of cultural heritage of Puchaczów Commune (Poland) and Liachaviviy Raion (Belarus) for the development of cross-border tourism.It will be maintained by means of safeguarding two specific objectives:increasing the potential of the unique cultural heritage of Puchaczów Commune (Poland) and Liachaviviy Raion (Belarus).The project includes renovation of History Manor houses (Lachert Manor ouse in Ciechka/PL and Remtan Manor house in Hrušauka/BY).One base partner will establish two new institutions responsible for cross-border activities — a historical, monetary and cultural centre in Hrušauka and a Centre for Creative Work in Ciechanka, developing youth and creative groups cooperation.Project target groups are:Tourists, science, historys, artis, young people from PL/BY and boh local communities.Long term result of the project will include higher related interest in targets established under the project.This will result in a higher awareness of the shared history of Poland and Belarus.At the time and her high number of tourists contribute to the development of the tourism sector. (English)
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Identifiers
PLBU.01.01.00-06-0195/17
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