CLLD Cooperation OFFER

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Title of the proposed project (English) CLLD Cooperation OFFER PARKS PROTECTION III - Management, Protection and Economic Development in Protected Areas Type of project (select as many as you want) Cooperation within the MS Across regions Within the same region Transnational cooperation Cross-border cooperation With other MSs (no shared border) Non EU countries Sea basin cooperation Mediterranean Baltic North Sea Atlantic Brief summary of the project idea (max 800 characters) The purpose of the project is the coexistence of human civilization and nature and linking of environmental education with the alternative tourism through the requirements of sustainable development. Tourism can serve as a bridge between economic development, protection and conservation of the environment. Tourism and environment (social, cultural and natural) are interrelated and together provide a sustainable economic base while creating "green" consciousness in the economy. The project seeks, through the management and landscape conservation of protected areas and conservation of timeless cultural wealth (local dialect, traditions, local products, etc.), further environmental and cultural development of partner regions. The coexistence of these elements ensures the conditions characterizing a region as a Biosphere Reserve. Areas that are defined as biosphere reserves are those of harmonious coexistence of human with nature through the conservation of natural resources and civilization. Cooperation partners of the project may be carriers of national and / or international dimension and action with experience in the management, protection, promotion and development of local resources. At the same time, they should be active in areas of protected environmental zones. It is worth noting that the European Network for Rural Development evaluating all actions of Transnational Project «PARKS PROTECTION II", which took place in the previous programming period 2007-2013, presented the plan as an example of good practice in the official page of the Network. This is the best evidence for the importance of utilizing the experience and exchange of know-how gained from implementing environmental interesting activities through the continuation and upgrading of transnational plan in the next programming period 2014-2020.

Looking for partner located in the following types of areas (select as many items as you want) National / Regional borders Inland Island Lakes and rivers Coastal Mountainous Rural Peri-Urban Urban Small town Historic centre Densely populated residential area Segregated/deprived neighbourhood Isolated / remote Sea basin Mediterranean Baltic North Sea Atlantic Looking for partner located in areas with the following assets (select as many items as you want) High Nature Value Cropland Pasture Forest Non-productive land Industry Presence of relevant cultural sites Mineral extraction Protected areas 2

Topic of the project (select up to 10 items) Innovation Research & Development New technologies Knowledge transfer / education / training activities Broadband / Internet / ICT Culture and Cultural heritage Agriculture & Farming Small farms Semi-subsistence farming Organic farming Livestock Animal welfare Young farmers Urban farming Fisheries and aquaculture Fisheries Aquaculture Forestry Food & Drink Marketing Supply chains / Producer organisations & Cooperatives Non-food products / Crafts Business development Economic diversification Tourism / Territorial branding Natural environment & Resources / Landscape Climate change mitigation / adaptation Local energy production / renewable energies Circular economy / bio, green economy Governance Community development Rural Urban linkages Additional keywords: (up to 3) Built environment Village, harbour renewal Public / community spaces / green areas Energy efficiency, retro fitting buildings Reconversion brownfield areas Rural infrastructures Social inclusion / Public services Integrated service delivery Social services Transport & Mobility Education Health Housing Anti discrimination Social enterprises Employment / job creation Access to labour market Work-private life reconciliation Self-employment Upskilling Target groups: Youth Women Long term unemployed Homeless Elderly Migrants Fishermen Marginalised communities e.g. Roma People with disabilities Ex offenders Others 3

OBJECTIVE Initial position / background / local context of the proposed project (max 800 characters) The starting situation or local context in which the projects is going to operate The project «PARKS PROTECTION III» constitutes an evaluation of the transnational project «PARKS PROTECTION II», which was implemented during the previous program of LEADER (2007-2013). The activities that were implemented in the previous program are following: Educational weeks one per each region, including workshops on thematic categories as follows: Forest botany: habitat types, systematic botany, rare flora, protection of biodiversity. Landscape ecology: uses of land, Mediterranean landscape, desertification Wildlife: endangered species, preserve fauna and habitats. Management and eco-development of protected areas: protected areas, national parks, ecotourism, agro-tourism, sustainable management, ecological networks. Tool box: tools, guides, maps, educational paths along characteristic places of protected areas, material on implementing educational weeks. Promotion of the project: presentation events, contact with universities and research institutions, brochures, publications on websites. Proposed objectives / target group and activities (max 800 characters) The objectives of the project are the following: Awareness and training on issues concerning conservation and promotion of natural, cultural and productive reserve of partner regions. Information and awareness about the value of protected areas, by developing modern tools, such as creating multiple application (Apps) for smartphones and tablets, which would act as an information channel for visitors, management bodies, experts, tourists, students, etc. Strengthening of the perspective on tourism development for special interest and trekkingcultural tourism as well. Financial and human development based on the Primary sector (production, processing, marketing and final cultural footprint) and Tourism (Ecotourism, Alternative tourism). The proposed activities of the project are the following: Design and preparation of educational programs Organization and implementation of educational programs in the partner s regions Tool Box (electronic applications, routes, eco-games, tools, maps, material from the realization of educational programs). Communication and diffusion of the project and its results. Country and /or kind of partner you are looking for (ALL EU in case the interest is on any EU country) ALL EU Languages spoken by your LAG staff Greek, English 4

OFFERING LAG Contact details Member State Region LAG name Contact name E-mail Greece Peloponnese Regional Development Company of Parnonas Angela Manitara, Ivana Kalaver amanitara@parnonas.gr, ikalaver@parnonas.gr Tel. +302757022807 LAG Address Leonidio, 22300, Arcadia This Cooperation Offer is valid until This is a mandatory field! Please provide a date after which the cooperation offer will not be valid anymore. March 2017 Date: 3/11/2016 5