KA3- Youth and Policy Makers discuss how promote and protect their territory

"Young politicians and decision-makers face the issue of PROTECTION AND PROMOTION OF THE TERRITORY.
Through awareness of cultural, artistic and landscaping heritage, project participants and local political decision-makers will identify areas / areas / physical assets on which to discuss and act in terms of protection, protection and promotion. All partners will be called upon to take care of small towns / small resorts, which in themselves may be out of the classical and great turnout.
The aim of the project is therefore to build a Full and Conscious Citizenship through the enhancement of the "Good Communities" and the "Common Good" as both can develop / enhance democratic development at local and European level; As well as to promote future tourist development in less-frequented areas and areas.
The proposal in question, however, is perfectly consistent with what the EU Commission has set for 2018 as the European Year of Cultural Heritage in order to highlight and support the efforts at national and European level to protect, safeguard, reuse, To enhance the cultural heritage of Europe.
The European Year will promote its role as a key component of diversity, cohesion and intercultural dialogue, as well as highlighting the positive contribution made by the cultural heritage to the economy and local and regional development, underlining the potential of Culture in external relations between the EU and third countries.

Specifically, this project aims to:
Encourage approaches to cultural heritage that appear more focused on people, inclusive, forward-thinking, integrated, sustainable and cross-sectoral;
Promote innovative models of participatory governance and cultural heritage management, involving all stakeholders;
To promote cooperation, debate, research and exchange of good practices on the quality of conservation, safeguarding, re-use and enhancement of cultural heritage;
To share experiences and good practices carried out by national, regional and local administrations and disseminate information on cultural heritage;
Promoting solutions that make cultural heritage accessible to everyone, including through digital tools, through the elimination of social, cultural and physical barriers. "