The partnership is geographically balanced with a multi-level approach. Coming from the Alpine and the Carpathian regions, the 12 project partners are acquainted with and prepared for meeting the stated project challenges and have a common basis for activities aimed at the same objectives. The partner consortium is complemented by two associated strategic partners and 18 observers and stakeholders from eleven countries.
Partner institutions are protected area regions, tourism or regional development associations are project partners, which serve as platforms for information exchange and have the capacity to integrate the cross-cutting project approach, coordinate implementation with transport/providers, tourism and environment stakeholders and further manage the results of the project.
| |
Partner |
Country |
Responsibility |
| LP |
Environment Agency Austria |
AT |
WP 0 and 1 lead |
| ERDF PP1 |
Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology |
AT |
|
| ERDF PP2 |
National Park Gesäuse |
AT |
WP 5 lead |
| ERDF PP3 |
Mostviertel Tourism Ltd. |
AT |
WP 4 lead |
| ERDF PP9 |
Miskolc Holding, Plc |
HU |
WP 6 lead |
| ERDF PP5 |
University of Camerino |
IT |
WP 3 lead |
| ERDF PP6 |
European Academy Bolzano - Institute for Regional Development & Location Management |
IT |
WP 7 lead |
| ERDF PP7 |
County Center for Tourism Information MARAMURESINFOTOURISM |
RO |
|
| ERDF PP8 |
Agency for the Support of Regional Development Kosice |
SK |
WP 2 lead |
| ERDF 20% PP1 |
Rzeszow Regional Development Agency |
PL |
|
| 10% PP1 |
Timok Club |
RS |
|
| 10% PP2 |
Carpathian Foundation Ukraine |
UA |
|