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PROJECT PRESENTATION
Many valuable heritage sites in the South East Europe region are under pressure. Improving the effectiveness of cultural sites management is a priority and a great cultural and political challenge throughout the region.
The SUSTCULT approach is that cultural heritage has a social and ecological intrinsic significance which shall be safeguarded as a source of sustainable development (SD).
The SUSTCULT project's main objective is to improve the effectiveness of heritage sites management through the development of a common methodology capable of valorising the complexity of the SEE cultural heritage.
The SUSTCULT approach is that cultural heritage has a social and ecological intrinsic significance which shall be safeguarded as a source of sustainable development (SD).
The SUSTCULT project's main objective is to improve the effectiveness of heritage sites management through the development of a common methodology capable of valorising the complexity of the SEE cultural heritage.
| SUSTCULT KEY DATA | |
| SUSTCULT | Achieving SUSTainability through an integrated approach to the management of CULTural heritage |
| PROGRAMME | South-East Europe Transnational Cooperation Programme – priority 4 |
| PROJECT START | 01/01/2011 |
| DURATION | 36 months |
| TOTAL BUDGET | Euro 1,675,452.68 |
| LEAD PARTNER | City of Venice |
| PARTNERSHIP | SUSTCULT involves 12 institutions from 7 countries (Italy, Slovenia, Greece, Romania and Hungary, FYROM and Albania) constituting a well-balanced partnership with a strong territorial relevance. 3 local authorities, 1 National authority, 2 universities, 3 development agencies, 1 chamber of commerce and industry, 1 NGO and 1 international organisation (observer). |
