Danube - A River with a lot of history DARWLOH eMS 6
What’s the goal?
Information and promotion of the identity of the cross-border region and its cultural and historical heritages and improving the tourist flow.
What’s the budget?
1.318.347,68 euro, out of which 1.120.595,53 euro ERDF
Target at the half of the implementation period: 266.240 euro.
Who is doing it?
Lead beneficiary (LB): “Open Hand” Foundation, OHF (Bulgaria)
Beneficiary 2 (B2): Federation of Employers in Oltenia Region (Romania)
When is it happening?
Start date: 09.03.2016
End date: 08.03.2018
Duration: 24 months
Where is it happening?
Vidin, Vratsa, Montana, Pleven, Veliko Tarnovo, Ruse, Silistra, Dobrich in Bulgaria
Mehedinti, Dolj, Olt, Teleorman, Giurgiu, Calarasi, Constanta in Romania
How is it going to happen?
- Formation of a joint team;
- Joint competitions;
- Joint information campaigns and other activities and events;
- Joint study on cultural and historical sites of landscapes and Danube river in the cross-border;
- Development of 45 models of cultural and historical sites and the Danube landscape;
- Joint exhibitions, promoting the project results.
What will be the results (what’s the contribution to the Programme)?
Programme outputs: 1 integrated tourism product;
Programme results: increase with 280 the number of tourist overnights in the CBC region.
Project status
The project implementation started with contacting 15 schools in the eligible area for organising of a children drawing competition on the theme “Do we know the cultural and historical sites in our region?” in view of the determining the 45 cultural and historical sites/objects to be featured in the 3D cross-border area model. Once those were agreed on, the project partners carried-out a field research of the 45 objects and collected information and photo materials necessary for the elaboration of the 3D cross-border area model.
Once the cross-border area model, consisting of 45 models of the selected cultural and historical sites and 15 modules of terrain was elaborated and assembled in November 2017, the project partners proceeded in the period November 2017 – February 2018 with the organization of 8 1-week exhibitions of the cross-border model in Bulgaria (Ruse, Pleven, Dobrich and Montana) and Romania (Craiova, Caracal, Alexandria and Giurgiu). The exhibitions proved very popular among the population, as well as the visitors of the cross-border area attracting more than 56 000 visitors.
The project website can be accessed at http://danubeoldrichhistory.ro/en/home-2/ and Mobile apps “Danube old rich history”can be downloaded in Google Play and App Store.
The contribution to the Programme outputs and results during the project implementation, includes:
- the creation of 1 integrated tourism product - the cross-border area model featured in 8 exhibitions and promoted to tour operators and travel agencies in view of its inclusion in tourist packages;
- 583 visits to sites of cultural and historical heritage, featured in the cross-border area model as a result of the organization of the 8 exhibitions;
- 294 tourist overnights in the eligible area realized by visitors of the 8 exhibitions of the cross-border area model,
The Project partners continue to work for the promotion of the cross-border area model, for accomplishing the contribution to the Programme outputs proposed for the post-implementation period and for ensuring the sustainability of the project results as a whole.
INSECTRISK - eMS 22
Development and adoption of a joint institutionalized partnership on risk management on excessive proliferation of insects affecting public health and safety within the cross-border region Romania-Bulgaria
What’s the goal?
What’s the budget?
1,212,474.94 euro, out of which 1,030,603.69 ERDF
Who is doing it?
Lead beneficiary (LB): Association of Danube River Municipalities “Danube” (ADRM, Bulgaria)
Beneficiary 2 (B2): “Living Nature" Foundation, Calarasi
When is it happening?
Start date: 03.02.2016
End date: 02.02.2018
Duration: 24 months
Where is it happening?
Veliko Tarnovo, Pleven, Vidin, Vratsa, Ruse, Montana, Silistra and Dobrich in Bulgaria
Giurgiu, Mehedinţi, Calarasi, Constanta, Dolj, Teleorman, Olt in Romania
How is it going to happen?
- 1 joint institutionalized partnership on insect population management
- 1 preliminary study on the risk of increase in insect population
- 1 common strategy on control over insect population
- 2 surveys on the quality of joint risk management
- 1 GIS on control over insect population
- 14 round tables
- 1 conference
What will be the results (what’s the contribution to the Programme)?
Programme outputs: 4,770,000 people benefiting from actions of risk management, 1 joint partnership in the field of joint early warning and emergency response
Programme results: increase of the quality of joint risk management from 2 (somewhat inappropriate) to 3 (satisfactory) in the area
Project status
The project is finalized.
The common geographical information system on control over insect population (BuGIS) was created and is available at: www.bugis-robg.eu.
2 surveys on how the quality of joint risk management on excessive increase in insect population in the Romania - Bulgaria area is appreciated, were elaborated.
The common strategy on control over insect population in cross border area was elaborated.
14 round tables and 1 conference with representatives from different institutions and organizations involves in the risk management on control over insect population, were held.
Future actions shall be done by the project partners in the sustainability period of the project in order to use the outputs of the project on a larger scale in the benefit of the population in order to increase the quality of joint risk management in the cross border area, therefore in order to validate the results of the project.
