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Project Q4296562 in Romania, Hungary
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Project Q4296562 in Romania, Hungary |
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1,369,815.17 Euro
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1,611,547.26 Euro
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85.0 percent
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1 March 2018
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28 February 2023
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Sălacea Commune
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47°27'49.57"N, 22°18'6.70"E
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47°34'55.27"N, 21°9'25.16"E
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A series of common territorial challenges affecting Bihor-Hajdú-Bihar Euroregion ask for joint solutions on natural heritage conservation and sustainable touristic use of joint natural values. Such challenges include the poor condition of joint natural values, insufficiently developed tourism infrastructures and poor road accessibility, as well as lack of complex tourism packages and of strong touristic brands, all these constraints and shortages being underlined in the strategies of the two counties, as well as in studies and analysis relevant for the cross-border region of Bihor-Hajdú-Bihar counties. Form the perspective of the Interreg V-A ROHU Programme Document, and in accordance with common territorial challenges identified by the partners, the project addresses challenge no. 12, which refers to the fact that insufficient public transport links to the sights, lack of tourism infrastructure, services and programme packages reduce the attractiveness of the eligible area and make the joint development of complementary attractions difficult. Despite previous initiatives carried out including in the frames of the HURO CBC Programme, the target area of the project needs further developments aiming at the conservation, protection, promotion and development of natural heritage. This need is available for both Salacea and Hortobágy, two settelments from the Bihor-Hajdú-Bihar cross-border region, both disposing of rich natural heritage, yet without properly benefiting form the touristic use of their unique natural values. On the Romanian side of the border the project’s focus is on Salacea Pasture (part of Natura 2000 sites ROSPA0016 and ROSCI0021) and its surroundings, while on the Hungarian side the project addresses a specific section of Hortobágy River, as well as a series of natural protection areas, including Hortobágy National Park and Natura 2000 sites HUHN 10002 and HUHN 20002. The project was generated by the concurrent wish of Salacea Commune and Hortobágy Village to improve the conservation status of natural protection areas and habitats located on their territories and to develop and promote them in the frames of a new integrated cross-border tourism destination, featured by a green thematic route connecting two representative bridges. The project appears as a joint answer to the identified common territorial challeges, as: - through the creation of an ecological corridor connecting the two parts of Salacea Pasture, as well as through the development of light pollution free public illumination in Hortobágy Village, the project will improve the condition of important natural heritage elements on both sides of the border, - through the creation of new visitor infrastructures, with improved accessibility, focusing on natural values of Ierului Field and Nirului Field – Ierului Valley on the Romanian side, and on Hortobágy river and its surroundings on the Hungarian side, the project will develop natural heritage based infrastructure on both sides of the border, - and through the development and promotion of a new integrated tourism destination represented by a new cross-border thematic route connecting the supported sites and the created facilities, the project addresses the challenge represented by lack of complex tourism packages and of strong touristic brands in the cross-border target area. In this context the main overall objective of the project is to enhance efficient and sustainable touristic use of joint natural values of the cross-border area of Salacea and Hortobágy, by supporting and promoting natural heritage of the addressed target area, in view of increasing the number of visitors and of tourist overnight stays. Main outputs of the project include: - Salacea Pasture (part of ROSPA0016 and ROSCI0021) with improved conservation status (WPI1), - natural areas of Hortobágy with improved conservation status, due to decreasing light pollution (WPI3), - a new visitor infrastructure in Salacea promoting the natural values of Ierului Field and Nirului Field – Ierului Valley (WPI2), - a new visitor infrastructure focusing on the natural values of Hortobágy River (WPI4), - a new cross-border thematic route connecting two bridges (WPT1). With these outputs the project brings a clear contribution to programme output indicators CO23 and CO09, by supporting habitats of a total surface of 968 Hectares in order to attain a better conservation status, as well as by attracting a total number of 5000 visitors to supported natural sites. The project appears as a joint solution to common challenges identified by the partners, and is based on an integrated approach, emphasizing the importance of cross-border cooperation in conserving, protecting, developing and promoting the natural heritage of the cross-border area, in order to increase its tourism attraction capacity. The project involves a strong product innovation process, the planned cross-border thematic route being a new tourism product, representing a (English)
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