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Benvinguts a La Primera Edició Del Butlletí D'informació Del Projecte Involucrar Cultura i Patrimoni amb el Turisme Sostenible Benvinguts a la primera edició del butlletí d’informació del projecte CHARTS Número 1 – Desembre 2012 Aquest és el primer número del butlletí d’informació del projecte CHARTS. El butlletí d’informació es publicarà cada sis mesos, per tal d’informar i de promoure els resultats del projecte CHARTS En aquesta edició: * Els socis del projecte, * Reunió de llançament del projecte, * Seminari de formació, * Tallers sobre canvi climàtic, accessibilitat al patrimoni i creació de consorcis, * Programa d’Intercanvi de Personal, * Participació en el Dia Europeu del Turisme 2012 i en XI Fòrum de Turisme Europeu, * Esdeveniment de promoció local a Sibiu, * Properes activitats gener–juny 2013 “Benvolguts lectors i socis, “Benvinguts al primer butlletí d’informació del projecte CHARTS, iniciativa regional d’INTERREG IVC que Em complau donar-vos la benvinguda al involucra activament la cultura i el patrimoni amb el projecte CHARTS “Culture and Heritage turisme sostenible! Added value to Regional policies for En aquest projecte transferim bones pràctiques entre Tourism Sustainability”, en el marc del les regions sòcies i produïm valuoses eines en línia, programa de cooperació interregional perquè les autoritats locals les utilitzin en el INTERREG IVC de la Unió Europea. desenvolupament del seu potencial en turisme cultural. Crec en l’esforç col·lectiu, també que la És un gran honor i plaer ser el coordinador d’un nostra col·laboració en el marc del projecte partenariat tan ampli i versàtil, treballant junts en CHARTS ens beneficiarà a tots com a un assumpte important per a Europa, que unifica els sectors del turisme i socis i que a cada regió dels socis s’aconseguiran i demostraran tots de la cultura. Ubicada a Vólos, l’antiga ciutat de Iolkos, la Unitat de aquells avantatges competitius que es treballen en benefici de la nostra Coordinació i Gestió del CHARTS (MCU, el seu acrònim en anglès) està al ciutadania i dels visitants.” servei de tots els socis del projecte i actors locals per a una travessia Nikolaos Fortounas cultural com a nous argonautes ...” Batle de South Pelion, Grècia Manos Vougioukas Coordinador del projecte CHARTS El projecte CHARTS és una iniciativa regional centrada en el paper de la ___________________________________________ ______________ cultura i del patrimoni com a valor afegit en la formulació d’estratègies regionals per al desenvolupament del turisme sostenible, així com en la Objectius del projecte CHARTS: integració a polítiques de nivell local, regional, nacional i de la Unió • Intercanviar experiències entre els socis en matèria de gestió Europea. sostenible del patrimoni cultural i paisatgístic Duració del projecte CHARTS: gener del 2012 – juny del 2014 • Utilitzar les bones pràctiques de projectes anteriors i l’actual intercanvi La missió del CHARTS és enriquir les polítiques regionals amb la d’experiències entre 10 regions d’11 països diferents de la Unió Europea cultura i el patrimoni com a valors afegits per a un turisme sostenible, • Transferir 12 bones pràctiques entre 10 regions en els camps del mitjançant l’intercanvi d’experiències entre els socis, en 12 bones canvi climàtic, accessibilitat al patrimoni, creació de consorcis, comunitats locals i turisme responsable, criteris de qualitat, pràctiques establertes i basades en gestió sostenible de la cultura, patrimoni i paisatge, comunicació i cooperació; els efectes de la informació al visitant, màrqueting, rutes culturals, patrimoni innovació es tenen en compte, mentre es crea una base de ferroviari, productes locals i gastronomia, oficis tradicionals i coneixements que es pot estendre més enllà del projecte. cicloturisme • Donar suport i proporcionar un valor afegit a iniciatives d’àmbit de la Els 13 socis del projecte CHARTS provenen d’11 estats i de 10 regions de Unió Europea la Unió Europea; més concretament: 3 autoritats regionals, 3 autoritats • Desenvolupar 10 plans d’implementació (un per a cada regió sòcia) locals, 2 agències nacionals/instituts, 2 juntes regionals de turisme, 1 • Involucrar els actors locals en matèria de turisme i cultura en totes les federació d’entitats, 1 universitat i 1 xarxa. regions sòcies • Promoure els resultats i els productes més enllà de la col·laboració En aquest projecte es comparteixen, transfereixen i capitalitzen els interregional i influenciar els legisladors d’altres regions, les institucions resultats i les bones pràctiques identificades i pilotades de projectes de la Unió Europea, les agències internacionals i les xarxes rellevants anteriors, com són ECTN (INTERREG IIIC), CHIRON (INTERREG IIIB El projecte està cofinançat per el Fons Europeu de Desenvolupament CADSES) i CultMark (INTERREG IIIC). Regional i és possible gràcies al programa INTERREG IVC 2007-2013 Pàgina 1 de 6 www.charts-interreg4c.eu Involucrar Cultura i Patrimoni amb el Turisme Sostenible Número 1 – Desembre 2012 SOCIS DEL PROJECTE ECTN – European Cultural Municipality of South Pelion Welsh Assembley Government CADW Tourism Network (Bèlgica) (Grècia) Soci Líder (Gal·les, Regne Unit) El soci líder, municipi de South Pelion, és una CADW és l’autoritat gestora dels fons estructurals ECTN és l’única xarxa que reuneix a nova autoritat local establerta fa poc a Magnèsia, a Gal·les i té una experiència àmplia en la professionals de la indústria turística i cultural de com a resultat de la recent reforma administrativa utilització d’aquests fons per a implementar diferents regions d’Europa per a intercanviar de l’administració local a Grècia (gener del 2011), polítiques en els camps del turisme, del patrimoni experiències i informació sobre bones pràctiques. formada per la unió de 5 autoritats locals anteriors i del desenvolupament econòmic. El Govern de L’ECTN és un organisme sense ànim de lucre (Afetes, Sipiada, Argalasti, Milies i Trikeri). El soci Gal·les és responsable directe del sotmès a la legislació belga amb tres línies de líder ha desenvolupat les competències en cultura desenvolupament i de la implementació de treball: recerca, acció i política. i cooperació interregional com a soci en el polítiques per al desenvolupament econòmic, www.ectn.eu.com projecte CeRamiCa d’INTERREG IVC (Ceramics turístic, cultural i patrimonial a Gal·les. and Crafts Industries’ Increased Cooperation), i www.wales.gov.uk Pafos Regional Board of Tourism (Xipre) en conservació i revitalització del patrimoni cultural europeu (antic municipi de Milies) Pafos RBT és l’organisme oficial que representa www.dimosnotioupiliou.gr Region Västra Götaland (Suècia) tots els sectors implicats en la indústria turística a L’autoritat regional de VG és responsable del la regió de Pafos, a Xipre. La funció del Pafos desenvolupament econòmic, turístic i cultural, de RBT dins de les regions és desenvolupar i coordinar activitats, promocionar la regió com a certificar la qualitat i del màrqueting a la regió. destinació turística de qualitat, coordinar activitats L’autoritat regional de VG influeix i assessora sobre un ampli abast d’estratègies i disposa d’una entre els sectors públics i privats, especialment àmplia llista de socis i parts interessades a nivell per a solucionar el problema relacionat amb la Midland Regional Authority (Irlanda) regional, nacional i europeu. www.vgregion.se indústria turística i l’increment de vols amb destí i El MRA és l’autoritat regional amb competències origen a l’aeroport de Pafos. pel que fa al planejament regional i al www.visitpafos.org.cy desenvolupament econòmic, així mateix promou la coordinació de serveis públics a nivell Vidzeme Tourism Association regional. www.midlands.ie (Letònia) VTA és l’autoritat regional de turisme que reuneix Union of South-East Region Local Authorities població, institucions governamentals i empreses (Bulgària) que treballen en el sector turístic, per tal de USERLA és una associació creada pels quatre Veneto Region – promoure conjuntament la regió de Vidzeme (al grans municipis de la regió: Burgas, Jambol, Department of nord de Letònia), així com d’assignar els recursos Stara Zagora i Sliven, amb l’objectiu de promoure Tourism (Itàlia) econòmics provinents de l’estat per al una economia sostenible i el desenvolupament desenvolupament turístic. ecològic i social de la regió mitjançant La regió del Veneto està entre les regions més www.vidzeme.com col·laboracions amb altres regions, institucions riques, desenvolupades i industrialitzades europees, organitzacions internacionals, d’Itàlia. El Departament de Turisme de la regió organitzacions sense ànim de lucre i empreses. del Veneto ha elaborat, recentment, un pla per a USERLA treballa en el marc del promocionar un turisme sostenible i competitiu desenvolupament sostenible, on la preservació i que inclou incentius per a les certificacions Consell de Mallorca – Departament de la promoció del patrimoni cultura són una eina Medi Ambient (Espanya) per a assolir un turisme sostenible. EMAS i ECOLABEL. La regió està preparant i IBERTUR- El Consell de Mallorca és una entitat pública lliurant propostes legislatives, així com una sèrie University of supramunicipal amb funcions de govern i de mesures administratives en matèria de Barcelona administratives, representativa de l’illa de turisme. (Espanya) www.regione.veneto.it Mallorca, amb 56 municipis. El Dep. de Medi Ambient té competències per a desenvolupar National Institute accions i mesures relacionades amb el La xarxa IBERTUR és un dels resultats d’Alfa for Research-Development desenvolupament sostenible i amb la preservació Project on Cultural Tourism in
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