Od 17. do 21. lipnja predstavnici općina i udruga te mladi iz San Xoán de Río (Španjolska), Duge Rese (Hrvatska), Hargite (Rumunjska) i Palazzo Adriana (Italija) okupili su se u Palazzu Adrianu na međunarodnom mobilnosti/sastanku „Rural EU – Connecting Rural Europe“.
Kroz radionice, rasprave i zajednički rad, sudionici su razmjenjivali iskustva i tražili rješenja za zajedničke izazove ruralnih sredina poput mobilnosti, pristupa obrazovanju, zapošljavanja, kulturnih i društvenih prilika te ravnopravnosti. Poseban naglasak stavljen je na uključivanje mladih, lokalnih vlasti i organizacija u zajedničke procese donošenja odluka.
Tijekom susreta izrađen je i „protokol djelovanja“ – skup smjernica i obaveza koje mogu pridonijeti razvoju manjih zajednica širom Europe. Projekt je organiziran u okviru programa CERV Rural EU u suradnji s Maghwebom, Općinom Palazzo Adriano, LAG Vallis Colapis, Gradom Rio i Vijećem županije Hargita.
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From June 17 to 21, representatives of municipalities, associations, and young people from San Xoán de Río (Spain), Duga Resa (Croatia), Hargita (Romania), and Palazzo Adriano (Italy) gathered in Palazzo Adriano for the international mobility/meeting “Rural EU – Connecting Rural Europe.”
Through workshops, discussions, and joint activities, participants exchanged experiences and sought solutions to common challenges faced by rural areas, such as mobility, access to education, employment, cultural and social opportunities, and equity. Special emphasis was placed on involving young people, local authorities, and organizations in shared decision-making processes.
During the meeting, a “protocol of action” was also created – a set of guidelines and commitments that can contribute to the development of small communities across Europe. The project was organized within the CERV Rural EU program in cooperation with Maghweb, the Municipality of Palazzo Adriano, LAG Vallis Colapis, the Municipality of Rio, and the Council of Harghita County.
Read and download the Event Description Sheet with the report of the event carried out within the framework of the European Union programme Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values
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