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1st Call for Proposals Thematic Objective: HERITAGE List of projects invited for submission of Full Application Form # Project No. Lead beneficiary Project title Revitalization and Promotion of Zhovkva, Krasichyn and State Historical and Architectural 1 PBU1/0022/16 Baranow Sandomierski Castles - an incentive to strengthen Reserve in Zhovkva cooperation and economic growth in border region Culture on the road - Polish-Belarusian cooperation for 2 PBU1/0028/16 Zambrow Town Municipality short-term cultural tourism Development of tourism infrastructure and international cooperation between Municipality Krynice and Rural 3 PBU1/0029/16 Municipality Krynice Council in Zhvyrka to wider use of potentials in the area of tourism and natural heritage Closer to nature - rediscovery of natural heritage near 4 PBU1/0030/16 Zambrow Town Municipality Zambrow and Skidel for torism purposes Protecting the natural heritage by improving the water and 5 PBU1/0034/16 Municipality Czeremcha sewage infrastructure in the Municipality of Czeremcha and Wysokie City. Bug Connecting people - infrastructure modernization to 6 PBU1/0038/16 Sabnie Community preserv natural heritage of Bug valley State Nature Protection Institution Well-developed, safe and available tourist infrastructure as 7 PBU1/0040/16 "Pribuzhskoye Polesie Republican an instrument of the natural heritage reservation of the Reserve" transboundary reserve West Polesyie Cross-border Centers for Dialogue of Cultures Poland- 8 PBU1/0071/16 Schuchyn Municipality Belarus-Ukraine The Regional Headquarter of The Fire towers. Cross-border trail centers of regional history 9 PBU1/0075/16 Fire Department in Bialystok and tradition of the fire - Bialystok, Brest, Grodno Development of the wastewater management system in 10 PBU1/0079/16 Hajnowka Commune the Western Bug River Basin The Bielarussian Social-Cultural 11 PBU1/0080/16 Polish-Byelorussian Cultural Park Society The Sacred architectural heritage of the borderland 12 PBU1/0086/16 Brest State Technical University between Poland, Belarus and Ukraine and its careful use as an object of international tourism (Sacred heritage) Preservation and promotion of natural heritage in the Lutsk National Technical 13 PBU1/0087/16 Western Polesie region by using "green transport" and University developing cross-border tourist route (GreenTransport) Improving the capacity for natural heritage protection and 14 PBU1/0090/16 Kuznica Commune promotion in Kuznica Commune and Beryoza District through joint initiatives in the cross-border area. Ethnic routes of the Carpathian borderland: preservation The Carpathian Foundation - and promotion of cultural heritage of ethnic groups in the 15 PBU1/0100/16 Poland Polish and Ukrainian Carpathians and its inclusion into the cross-border development Strengthening cultural connections and cooperation of 16 PBU1/0113/16 Dabrowa Bialostocka Municipality Grodno and Dabrowa Bialostocka Protection of the genetic diversity of rare and endangered species of plants of Poland and Belarus with the use of DNA 17 PBU1/0120/16 Bialowieza National Park identification - as a tool to promote and protect the transborder natural heritag The Association for Economic 18 PBU1/0122/16 Development of the Kolomyya KoLomza: The Mysteries of the Old European Cities Region (AEDK) Society for the Protection of The European bison as the Landmark of transboundary 19 PBU1/0127/16 Habitats ProHabitat regions In the wake of Chodkiewicz. Common heritage of Suprasl 20 PBU1/0129/16 Centre for Culture and Recreation and Great Brzostowica accessible to everyone Cross-border cooperation development to promote local 21 PBU1/0132/16 Suprasl Commune culture State Cultural Institution Janov Podlaski -Skoki - Road of Polish Gentry's Traditions. 22 PBU1/0138/16 "Historico-memorial museum Use of interactive, culturally - informative tourism as a way "Nemcevichi''s estate" of development of the tourist attractiveness of Pribuzhiye. Two countries are a common heritage, culture, heroes. The State Cultural Institution protection and promotion of historical sites on the 23 PBU1/0139/16 "Historico-memorial museum example of studying the cultural heritage of Julian Ursyn "Nemcevichi's estate" Nemtsevich. Discovering the history of the borderland with the Brest 24 PBU1/0151/16 Community Terespol Fortress in the background enhancing partnership ties by developing a cross-border tourist product "More unites us than divides us" platform for cultural and 25 PBU1/0157/16 Community Piatnica historical development cooperation for partner municipalities Piatnica and Novoselica. Lutsk National Technical The heritage unites: development of art tourism at the 26 PBU1/0166/16 University Ukrainian-Polish border Preservation of natural heritage through the development Lutsk National Technical 27 PBU1/0168/16 of tourism and recreational potential at Polish-Ukrainian University border area 28 PBU1/0175/16 Punsk Commune Cross-border Ethnographic Museums Route RE - PARK - CREATION: Multifunctional urban spaces for Municipality of Rzeszow - Rzeszow 29 PBU1/0176/16 sustainable development of polish and ukrainian City Office borderland Development of partnership cooperation for improving environmental protection infrastructure and naturl heritage 30 PBU1/0182/16 The Commune of Milanow promotion in the Commune of Milanow (PL) and the Commune of Radvanichi (BY) Development of cross-border cooperation for the 31 PBU1/0193/16 Municipality Dorohusk promotion and preservation of natural heritage in the valley of the Bug River Restoration of common culture heritage as a base for youth 32 PBU1/0195/16 Puchaczow Community and creative groups from Poland and Belarus cross-border cooperation Development of partnership cooperation for the protection 33 PBU1/0197/16 The Commune of Wisznice and promotion of natural heritage in the area of Polish - Belarusian - Ukrainian Polesie Region "Development of water-sewage and tourist infrastructure in 34 PBU1/0201/16 Commune Urszulin borderland area" Elaboration of management plans and improvement of management systems for Zamosc and Lviv - the most 35 PBU1/0202/16 Lublin University of Technology valuable historical cities of transborder Region inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List. BIOGEN - Borderland Initiative Of Green Education for 36 PBU1/0207/16 Smolyhiv Village Council benefit of Nature 37 PBU1/0211/16 Zamosc Commune B(L)ike Roztocze together in spite of borders Enhancement of use of natural heritage and landscape Lubelskie Group of Landscape 38 PBU1/0221/16 values for tourism development in landscape parks of the Parks Lubelskie Voivodship and the Region of Lviv Bug unites us - creation of two cross-border touristic kayak 39 PBU1/0224/16 Drohiczyn Commune trails Rationalisation of water and wastewater project Poland- 40 PBU1/0227/16 Telatyn Commune Belarus-Ukraine Improving cross-border natural heritage Tyszowce 41 PBU1/0228/16 Tyszowce Commune Commune and Rural Council in Zhvyrka through the construction of water and sewage infrastructure Improvement of tourist infrastructure by construction and 42 PBU1/0233/16 Municipality of Grajewo marking of bicycle paths and leisure destinations to facilitate access to natural, cultural and historical points Protection of the environment through the development of 43 PBU1/0234/16 Krynice Municipality water and sewage networks in the Municipality Krynice the Polish side and Town Great Bridges Ukrainian side The Development Partnership between Cultural Institutions 44 PBU1/0241/16 Foundation Bilgoraj 21 in the Bilgoraj and Lviv Areas for the Development of Cross- border Cultural Tourism Belarusian Association of Rural 45 PBU1/0242/16 "Unforgetable Taste of Polesye" - new culinary route and Ecotourism "Country Escape" Environmental protection is to key to preserving and 46 PBU1/0246/16 Lukow Municipiality promoting the natural heritage of cross-border areas. Preservation of natural and cultural heritage in the Bug 47 PBU1/0253/16 Zhovkva Town Council River Basin: the first stage. Protection of natural heritage in the cross-border area by 48 PBU1/0259/16 Mokobody Commune improving the waste water management in Mokobody Commune (Poland) and the City of Khoiniki (Belarus) 49 PBU1/0260/16 Mokobody Commune At the river THEATRES TOGETHER Polish Ukrainian Cultural 50 PBU1/0270/16 J. Osterwa Theatre in Lublin Cooperation Platform 51 PBU1/0281/16 Bialystok University of Technology CEEREP = natural heritage protection 52 PBU1/0295/16 The Ternopil City Council Renovation of historical sites in Tarnopol and Tarnobrzeg Department of Culture and The revalorization of the objects of historical and cultural 53 PBU1/0297/16 Tourism of the Executive heritage of Rivne and Lublin aimed to improve their tourism Committee of Rivne City Council appeal Promotion and preservation of natural heritage in the area 54 PBU1/0300/16 Krosno Commune of Krosno and Uzhgorod through the improved infrastructure and awareness for cycling and walking Improving cross-border environmental protection system in Ksiezpol Commune in Poland and in the city of 55 PBU1/0302/16 Commune Ksiezpol Chervonograd in Ukraine - through the development of sewerage infrastructure. Starting centers of work with the youth in Miejsce Piastowe Mother House of Congregation of ane Skole- cultural and historical heritage of Rzeszow-Lviv 56 PBU1/0307/16 St Michael the Archangel in region as the foundation of educational values of Fr. Miejsce Piastowe Bronislaw Markiewicz Municipal Water and Sewage 57 PBU1/0323/16 Crossborder PROnature Company in Sokolka Visualization of natural heritage
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