CICPA
Project title
Common Initiatives in Conserved and Protected Areas
Common Initiatives in Conserved and Protected Areas
Project description
The overall idea of the project is to support communities situated on Natura 2000 sites, together with their institutions, associations, local public bodies and other stakeholders, in building international cooperation focused on protected and conserved areas exploitation. The aim is to increase cross-border networking of local actors responsible for most important operations in their regions, connected to the protected areas potential which are: fishery, forestry and agriculture, tourism services as well as handicraft and art. The project shows a very attractive and innovative example of how stakeholder exchange can be realized in practice. Thus it demonstrates the benefits coming from international cooperation by cross-border networks focused on Natura 2000 aspects. Taking part in cross-border cooperation is key to the development of small communities. Therefore, the project shows how to transfer good practice examples of capacity building possibilities to other communities exploiting Natura 2000 sites.
The overall idea of the project is to support communities situated on Natura 2000 sites, together with their institutions, associations, local public bodies and other stakeholders, in building international cooperation focused on protected and conserved areas exploitation. The aim is to increase cross-border networking of local actors responsible for most important operations in their regions, connected to the protected areas potential which are: fishery, forestry and agriculture, tourism services as well as handicraft and art. The project shows a very attractive and innovative example of how stakeholder exchange can be realized in practice. Thus it demonstrates the benefits coming from international cooperation by cross-border networks focused on Natura 2000 aspects. Taking part in cross-border cooperation is key to the development of small communities. Therefore, the project shows how to transfer good practice examples of capacity building possibilities to other communities exploiting Natura 2000 sites.
Project total eligible budget
421 027,50
421 027,50
ERDF
357 873,38
357 873,38
Project start date
01 Jan 2018
01 Jan 2018
Project end date
30 Dec 2019
30 Dec 2019
Lead partner
Name: Administration of Seaside Regional Park
Contact person: Simonas Bendikas
Address: Placio 54 LT-92383 Karkle
Region/Subregion: Lithuania
Country: Lithuania
E-mail: s.bendikas@pajuris.info
Name: Administration of Seaside Regional Park
Contact person: Simonas Bendikas
Address: Placio 54 LT-92383 Karkle
Region/Subregion: Lithuania
Country: Lithuania
E-mail: s.bendikas@pajuris.info
Project partner
Name: EUCC Baltic Office
Contact person: Aistė Jurkienė
Address: Kareiviniu str. 4 – 7 LT-92251 Klaipeda
Region/Subregion: Klaipeda
Country: Lithuania
Contact person: Aistė Jurkienė
Address: Kareiviniu str. 4 – 7 LT-92251 Klaipeda
Region/Subregion: Klaipeda
Country: Lithuania
Name: Society for The Coast (EUCC-Poland)
Contact person: Martyna Rabska-Osipowicz
Address: Plac Batorego 4/33 70-207 Szczecin
Region/Subregion: Zachodniopomorskie
Country: Poland
Contact person: Martyna Rabska-Osipowicz
Address: Plac Batorego 4/33 70-207 Szczecin
Region/Subregion: Zachodniopomorskie
Country: Poland
Name: Community Centre of Culture in Stepnica
Contact person: Michał Krzywaźnia
Address: Portowa 7 71-112 Stepnica
Region/Subregion: Zachodniopomorskie
Country: Poland
Contact person: Michał Krzywaźnia
Address: Portowa 7 71-112 Stepnica
Region/Subregion: Zachodniopomorskie
Country: Poland