Cult-rural+ is a network of opportunities for your project in a rural area of Europe.
Make your ideas grow
Land abandonment
Peripheral European rural areas are facing risks of ageing, depopulation and abandonment of rural heritage and resources.
Digital and networking skills
Entrepreneurs, farmers, cultural operators often lack of digital skills and wider outreach at international level.
Mentoring
Cult-rural+ aims to create a number of mediators to enhance local endogenous development to answer to specific business and innovation needs.
IT’S EASY, FREE AND OPEN. YOU STUDY WHEN AND WHERE YOU WANT.
Register via your email and click on the confirmation e-mail. There is a world full of opportunities. You can contact our mentors to know more.
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1) ability to change and spotting opportunities
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2) Rural economy for tourism
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3) Thematic networks and governance
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4) Facilitation and material/immaterial heritage management
BEST PRACTICES
The cultruralers
Taste Roots installed in Rome countryside. It is a cooperative focused on digital rural development and it mainly works on winery branding, consulting for rural businesses and e-commerce.
University of Extremadura was founded in 1973. It is a hub for scientific research in immaterial and material cultural heritage.
Ruralidade Verde is a spin-off of Universidade de Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro. It provides a live, natural lab, in field conditions to promote rural development.
UTAD University is the largest institute in the North of Portugal. Trans-disciplinary research center CETRAD members are involved in Cult-Rural+.
Time Heritage is a business cultural company and consultancy in the field of heritage management, enhancement and protection.
Torreorgaz is a small municipality of about 1800 inhabitants located in the province of Caceres.
Farkadona is a small town mainly based on agriculture and livestock which are significant, on commerce and on industries.
It is placed in the Region of Thessaly – District of Trikala – Central Greece
The Institut d’Auvergne du Développement des Territoires (IADT) is a Public Interest Grouping
(French acronym = GIP) both composed by members from the Higher Education field (University and
agricultural engineering school) and from Local Authorities (French Regional and Local
representatives).
CO-FUNDED BY ERASMUS+
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