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The house of tradition in Opatje Selo
An renovated traditional house became a multi-purpose public space, offering opportunities for interaction among the members of the local community.
Culture as a Lever for Sustainable Development – an artistic response to the migrant crisis
An inter-territorial cooperation project between 11 LEADER Local Action Groups in Greece used culture as a tool to raise understanding of the unfolding migrant crisis.
“Midnight in the Meadow” – setting up a unique museum installation in remote rural Latvia
A cultural association in remote rural Latvia used LEADER support to foster co-creation in the local community, resulting in a museum exhibition that is unique in the Baltic States.
Arteles Creative Center - Transforming a former school into an artists’ residence
Three Finnish artists used EAFRD funding to transform a remote former school in rural Finland into a residence for international artists, now the largest in all Scandinavia.
Lake Lappajärvi – Europe’s largest crater lake
A feasibility study was launched in order to set the foundations for turning an ancient crater lake into a driver for local development.
Seto Külävüü - Using road signs to promote local culture
Estonian tourism operators used EAFRD funding to install road signs to promote the local Seto culture and help visitors find interesting landmarks.
Converting an old railway line into a leisure path
Three French municipalities used EAFRD support to transform a former railway line into a leisure path for walking, cycling and horse riding.
Reviving traditional crafts in Slovakia
Slovak cultural association Microregion Juzne Sitno used EAFRD support to organise courses in ceramic production and wool processing, reviving a local tradition.
‘In the Footsteps of Maginhrad’
A Slovakian town used EAFRD support to create an educational trail promoting the historical, cultural and natural heritage of the local area.
Using fairytales to enhance tourist attractions for children
A Slovakian association used popular fairytales to enhance tourist attractions for children, increasing overall visitor numbers and marketing opportunities.
