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Lõppuuring Enrich Yourself! Final Study of the R Rikastage ennast – ENriCH! Publikatsioon kajastab ainult autori arvamust. Hariduse, Audiovisuaalvaldkonna ja Kul- Projekti tuuri Rakendusamet ning Euroopa Komisjon ei vastuta mis tahes seal sisalduva teabe võimaliku kasutuse eest. „Reveal YouropEaN Cultural Heritage“ lõppuuring The publication reflects only the opinion of the author. The Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency and the European Commission are not responsible for any possible ENriCH yourself! use of the information contained therein. Final Study of the Reveal YouropEaN Cultural Heritage Project Juhtpartner / Lead Partner Projektipartnerid / Project Partners Koostööpartnerid / Cooperating Partners Rikastage ennast -ENriCH ! Projekti „Reveal YouropEaN Cultural Heritage“ lõplik uuring ENriCH yourself! Final Study of the Reveal YouropEaN Cultural Heritage Project ENriCH kokkuvõtlikult ENriCH in a Nutshell 1. Meie partnerid 1. Our Partners Projekt „Reveal YouropEaN The Reveal YouropEaN Cultur- 1.1. Veszprémi linnavalitsus, Ungari 1.1. Municipality of Veszprém, Cultural Heritage“, lühidalt al Heritage project, or as we Hungary ENriCH, oli Euroopa Lii- shortly call it: ENriCH, was a Veszprémi linnavalitsus oli ENriCHi du programmist „Kodanike project co-funded by the Eu- juhtiv partner. Veszprém, „kuningan- The Municipality of Veszprém was the Euroopa“ kaasrahastatud rope for Citizens Programme nade linn“, on üks vanimaid Ungari Lead Partner of ENriCH. Veszprém, projekt alamprogrammi of the European Union, under linnu, kus elab tänapäeval 60 000 ‘the city of Queens’, is one of the old- „Demokraatias osalemine ja its subprogram ‘Democratic inimest. See on halduslik, majandus- est Hungarian cities with 60 000 in- kodanikuaktiivsus“ engagement and lik ja kultuuriline piirkondlik keskus, habitants today. Lying in the embrace meetmes „Linnade civic participation’ mis paikneb Balatoni järve ja Bakony of Lake Balaton and Bakony Hills, it is võrgustik“. EN- in the ‘Network of a regional administrative, economic riCH projekti viisid mäestiku embuses. Kultuur mängib Towns’ action. EN- and cultural centre. Culture plays an aastatel 2018 kuni riCH was run be- olulist rolli eriliselt rikkaliku kultuurip- important role in the life of the city, 2020 läbi viis part- tween 2018 and ärandiga ning mitmeid väljapaistvaid which is prominently rich in cultural nerit viies Euroo- 2020 by five part- kultuurisündmuseid ja kunstifestivale pa linnas: Eisen- ners in five towns võõrustava linna elus. Veszprémi uh- heritage and hosts numerous notable stadtis (Austria), across Europe: Ei- kus on mitmed mainekad haridusa- cultural events and art festivals. Vesz- Lendavas (Slovee- senstadt (Austria), sutused, sealhulgas Pannonia Ülikooli prém boasts several prestigious edu- nia), Saint-Omeris Lendava (Slovenia), linnak, Kesk-Dunántúli juhtiv kõrgha- cational institutions, including a cam- (Prantsusmaa), Tartus (Eesti) ja Vesz- Saint-Omer (France), Tartu (Estonia), ridusasutus. Veszprém on alates 2019. pus of the University of Pannonia, the prémis (Ungari), millest igaüks on and Veszprém (Hungary), and each of aastast olnud UNESCO loovlinnade leading higher educational institution toetanud noori inimesi kohaliku kul- them has supported young people in võrgustiku liige muusika valdkonnas of Central Transdanubia. Veszprém tuuripärandi avastamisel ja aidanud exploring local cultural heritage and ning linn on koos Balatoni piirkonnaga has been a member of the UNESCO neil jagada oma arvamust selle kohta, has helped them share their opin- 2023. aasta Euroopa kultuuripealinn. Creative Cities Network in the field of mida see pärand neile tähendab, mil- ion about what this heritage means Music since 2019, and the city together lisena näevad nad kultuuripärandi to them, how they see the future of with the Balaton region will be the Eu- tulevikku ja kuidas saaks seda näida- cultural heritage and how it could be 1.2. Täiskasvanute Koolituskeskus, ropean Capital of Culture in 2023. ta kaardil nende linnade eriliste rei- shown on a map that displays special Lendava, Sloveenia siplaanide kaudu neile, kes tunnevad itineraries in these towns for those huvi selle asula kohaliku „maitse“ who are curious about the local ‘taste’ Lendava Täiskasvanute Koolituske- 1.2. Adult Education Center, järele. Peamine küsimus on olnud of that settlement. The main question skus on Lendava linnavalitsuse asu- Lendava, Slovenia järgmine: kuidas on Euroopa sünd- has been: how European events and tatud kohalik avalik organisatsioon mused ja kultuur kujundanud minu culture shaped the cultural heritage täiskasvanuhariduse edendamiseks Adult Education Center Lendava is a linna kultuuripärandit ja vastupidi? of my city and vica versa? ja arendamiseks. See pakub ulatus- public local organization, established likku haridusprogrammide valikut, by the Municipality of Lendava to pöörates järjest enam tähelepanu promote and develop adult educa- elukestva õppe projektidele, eriti sot- tion. It offers a comprehensive range siaalselt nõrgemates rühmades, seal- of educational programmes with an 2 3 hulgas romade kogukonnas. increasing attention to lifelong learn- mise vallast. ELi makropiirkond- of how to organize states and their Viimase paari aasta jooksul on olnud ing projects, especially to the social- like strateegiate raamistikus, eriti institutions as well as the search for ka töötubasid teadlikkuse tõstmiseks ly weak groups, including the Roma ELi Doonau piirkonna strateegias, more and higher forms of democra- kodanikuaktiivsuse kohta ning alates community. edendab Foster Europe struktuurset cy. In the framework of the EU mac- 2005. aastast on korraldatud mitmeid In the last few years there have kodanikuaktiivsust, valitsusväliste ro-regional strategies, especially riiklikke ja piiriüleseid projekte. Len- been also workshops for raising the organisatsioonide koostöövõrgus- the EU Strategy for the Danube Re- dava pikendab ENriCHi partnerlusse awareness about active citizenship, tikku kui makropiirkondliku valit- gion, Foster Europe promotes struc- kuuluvate Euroopa kultuuripealinna and since 2005 several national and semise peamist komponenti. tural civic participation, networking linnade nimekirja, kuna on 2025. aas- cross-border projects have been car- of NGOs as a key component of the ta kultuuripealinna kandidaat. ried out. Lendava extends the line of macro-regional governance. 1.4. Tartu linnavalitsus, Eesti European Capital of Culture cities in the ENriCH partnership since it is a 1.3. Sihtasutus Foster Europe, Ei- Tartu on rahvaarvult Eesti teine linn, 1.4. Municipality of Tartu, Estonia candidate city for 2025. senstadt, Austria kus elab 100 000 inimest. See on Lõuna-Eesti piirkonnakeskus ning Tartu is the second largest city of Es- Sihtasutus Foster Europe tuge- 1.3. Foster Europe Foundation, seda võib pidada riigi kultuuri- ja tonia with a population of 100 000. vateks Euroopa piirkondadeks Eisenstadt, Austria hariduspealinnaks. Siin asuvad Ees- It is the regional centre of South-Es- on Austria iseseisev, sõltumatu, ti parimad ülikoolid: Tartu Ülikool, tonia and can be considered the erasektoris tegutsev heategevuslik Foster Europe Foundation for Eesti Maaülikool ja Tartu Tervishoiu cultural and educational capital of sihtasutus Euroopa integratsiooni, strong European Regions is an in- Kõrgkool. Igal aastal õpib Tartus üle the country. The top universities of demokraatia, piirkondliku detsen- dependent, non-partisan, private 20 000 õpilase, sealhulgas välismaa- Estonia are situated here: Univer- traliseerimise ja föderalismi eden- and charitable Austrian Foundation lastest üliõpilasi umbes 80 riigist. sity of Tartu, Estonian University of damiseks. Töötades üleeuroopalis- to promote European integration, Tartu elus mängib kultuur olulist Life Sciences and Tartu Health Care es raamistikus, keskendub Foster democracy, regional decentrali- rolli – linn võõrustab mitmeid täht- College. Every year more than 20 Europe peamiselt Kesk- ja Ida-Eu- sation and federalism in Europe. said kultuurisündmuseid, mis on 000 students study in Tartu, among roopa piirkonnale. Foster Europe While working in a Pan-European rahvusvahelise ulatusega ja rõhuta- them foreign students from about on edendanud Euroopa föderalis- framework, Foster Europe puts its vad tugevalt kultuuripärandit, eriti 80 countries. mi ja piirkondliku detsentraliseer- main emphasis in the area of Cen- nüüd, kui Tartu võitis 2024. aasta Culture plays an important role imise debatti alates 2009. aastast. tral and Eastern Europe. Foster Euroopa kultuuripealinna tiitli. Kul- in the life of Tartu: the city hosts Foster Europe tegeleb liikmesrii- Europe has been promoting a Eu- tuur on ka Tartu ja selle sõpruslinna a range of high-ranking cultur- kide ja nende institutsioonide or- ropean debate on federalism and Veszprémi peamine ühendaja. Tartu al events that are international in ganiseerimise küsimusega, samu- sub-national decentralization since on loonud laialdaselt rahvusvahe- scope and places great emphasis ti demokraatia küllaldasemate ja 2009. In close cooperation with Eu- lisi suhteid ning olnud alates 2015. on cultural heritage, especially now, kõrgemate vormide otsimisega, ropean partners from the realms of aastast UNESCO loovlinnade võr- when it won the title of the Europe- tehes tihedalt koostööd Euroopa science, research as well as practi- gustiku liige kirjanduse valdkonnas. an Capital of Culture 2024. Culture partneritega nii teaduse, uuringute cal political implementation, Foster Linnas tegutseb üle 100 noorteor- is also the main link between Tartu kui ka
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