A call for experts has been launched as part of the ALECTOR project.
Experts of any kind operating in the cultural heritage domain are
invited to join the Black Sea Heritage Observatory – the project legacy
upon completion. The project partners jointly published the call
inviting experts from the partner territories having 3 years of proven
experience in heritage management, communication, interpretation,
culture and the arts or other. It is foreseen a Black Sea pool of more
than 180 experts to be attracted as available resources to the Black Sea
Heritage Observatory who can actively contribute and cooperate within
thematic spheres of culture heritage interpretation and promotion. The
call is published in the official project site, partners’ websites as
well as many other partnering communication tools. More information can
be found at: www.alector.org.
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Tuesday, 2 February 2016
Sunday, 5 October 2014
ALECTOR project starts the HERISCOUT eCourse STUDY
Project ALECTOR starts from the November 2014 the HERISCOUT eCourse STUDY, the training activity.
The ENPI CBC BLACK SEA JOP PROJECT ALECTOR (2.1.2.73296.282 MIS ECT 2617) is dedicated to promote cultural values for development, enhance environmental conscience and behavioural patterns, to mitigate the protection-use conflict and improve the attractiveness of the Black Sea regions in support of socio-economic development contributing to the EU and cooperating countries according to the 2020 priorities for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
The ENPI CBC BLACK SEA JOP PROJECT ALECTOR (2.1.2.73296.282 MIS ECT 2617) is dedicated to promote cultural values for development, enhance environmental conscience and behavioural patterns, to mitigate the protection-use conflict and improve the attractiveness of the Black Sea regions in support of socio-economic development contributing to the EU and cooperating countries according to the 2020 priorities for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
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