The Green Pilgrimage project gathers best practice from across Europe on how pilgrimage routes can support natural and cultural heritage. Our regular newsletter reports project results and events. This months focus is on how Spain and Italy capitalise pilgrim routes for rural growth. We also report on the 2017 Romanian study visit.
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Green Pilgrimage has evaluated the impact of their UK Pilot Action investments. Our survey has recorded user views on economic and landscape impact.
The Green Pilgrimage Closing Conference had over 100 registrations from 7 European countries. The conference pack contains all the event information.
In the frame of GREEN PILGRIMAGE Project, Puglia Region organized its last stakeholder meeting in Fasano (BR) on 05/11/2021
The importance of Green Pilgrimage project was international recognized in the IUCN Guide.
Long Term Plan - a new policy document for The Governing Board of Nidaros Cathedral Restoration Workshop.
Report by Norfolk County Council and University of East Anglia on how to measure the economic, social and environmental impact of pilgrimage routes.
Green Pilgrimage Sustainability Report – the Vadstena Case Study, Sweden
The report can be found here https://www.interregeurope.eu/greenpilgrimage/library/
After 3 years, 8 Study Visits and 4 research report this newsletter summarises learning to date and outlines project plans for the next 2 years.
'Understanding the Impact of Pilgrimage on People & Place'
Kent Study Visit - New Approaches to Pilgrimage
The North Downs Way is a long distance walking trail and part of the Via Francigena pilgrimage route.
Our project contributes to the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018