1.2 - INTERREG IIIB Alpine Space Programme
1.2 - INTERREG IIIB Alpine Space Programme
1.2 - INTERREG IIIB Alpine Space Programme
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Aim<br />
Via Claudia Augusta <strong>1.2</strong><br />
Territorial promotion based on cultural heritage in the transnational area<br />
alongside the ancient Roman road Via Claudia Augusta<br />
The main aim of the project was to promote in a joint way<br />
the areas crossed by the ancient roman way Via Claudia Augusta-VCA<br />
(Germany, Austria, Italy) in order to bypass the<br />
localism of the territory. Since the project’s target group had<br />
been mainly tourists, the joint promotion intended to present<br />
the VCA more attractively not only within the three countries<br />
crossed by it, but also abroad.<br />
The project result was the realisation of a niche tourist product<br />
through a quality integrated approach, resuming many<br />
aspects into two dimensions: on the one hand culture and<br />
archaeology and on the other hand tourism and economic<br />
activities. Thanks to the identification of the model for a future<br />
development of the European Economic Interest Group<br />
(EEIG) and the good relationship among the actors that could<br />
be future members of the EEIG, the Partners set the basis for<br />
a future continuity of the project aims and its activities.<br />
Activities<br />
The main project strategy was the realisation of numerous and<br />
capillary activities corresponding to the local actors’ needs<br />
and belonging to two main strands: the educational-scientific<br />
branch and the infrastructural activities sphere.<br />
Many educational actions were realised, such as six musical<br />
seminars, five archaeological seminars, and two archaeological<br />
school camps. Within the infrastructural activities thematic<br />
boards, evoking Roman times, were positioned along the VCA<br />
Memory revival and concrete actions to promote cultural tourism along the Via Claudia Augusta.<br />
cycling path. The VCA map was made up, thanks to the collection<br />
of data from each partner, four thematic guides with<br />
useful and interesting indications for the entire territory, the<br />
book about the typical wine&food products along the VCA and<br />
other communication and promotional tools were realised.<br />
The direct and indirect involvement of the local actors guaranteed<br />
the success of the above-mentioned actions.<br />
Outcomes and results<br />
The transnational cooperation among the project partners allowed<br />
the setup of the basis for a future transnational association<br />
for the management of the VCA brand and also for other<br />
cultural and economic initiatives. For this reason the partnership<br />
actively worked on the creation of a draft statute for a<br />
EEIG that will carry on the project aims and activities.<br />
The transnational aspect of the project and the numerous<br />
transnational meetings and events contributed to the creation<br />
of a network among the project partners but also among other<br />
actors involved.<br />
During the project implementation, the project partners tried to<br />
disseminate awareness about the VCA topics that will contribute<br />
to arouse continuous interest on the promotion of the VCA<br />
even after the project closure.<br />
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Lead partner<br />
Project partner<br />
Lead partner<br />
Provincia Autonoma<br />
di Trento<br />
Other partners<br />
Verein VCA Bavariae<br />
Verein MIAR<br />
Provincia A. di Bolzano<br />
Comune di Feltre<br />
Regione Veneto<br />
Comune di Ostiglia<br />
Project website<br />
www.viaclaudia.org<br />
Contact person<br />
Luisa Sandrin<br />
Tel +39 0461 495355<br />
Fax +39 0461 495362<br />
luisa.sandrin@provincia.tn.it<br />
Duration<br />
09.2002 – 1<strong>1.2</strong>005<br />
Total budget in EUR<br />
2.000.000<br />
ERDF in EUR<br />
1.000.000<br />
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spatial planning & competitiveness