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Author: Belen García Muñoz

INT-HERIT Implementation’s Road

Posted on: 2019-05-29 Last updated on: 2019-05-29 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Info-grafic produced by the Lead Partner Coordination Team The INT-HERIT project started in September 2017 in the lead city of Baena (Spain). Our trainings were held in Paris (France). The first training took place during the initial month of the…
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Baena Castle

Posted on: 2019-05-29 Last updated on: 2019-05-29 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Third and last Voxpop video of the lead partner city Baena (Spain).
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Archaeological Park – Torreparedones

Posted on: 2019-05-29 Last updated on: 2019-05-29 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Here – The video case of the network Lead Partner – Baena (Córdoba)
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NT-HERIT, AN IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT

Posted on: 2019-05-28 Last updated on: 2019-05-28 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Travel Diary INT-HERIT is a network of cities that share and learn together in the implementation scenario of their cultural heritage management strategies. A type of methodology poorly known and tested for the first time by the URBACT Programme. Both…
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An interesting overview on particular points

Posted on: 2019-05-27 Last updated on: 2019-05-27 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Please find here The Hints & Tips Document for our project
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Palazzo Te, Mantova.

Posted on: 2019-05-22 Last updated on: 2019-05-29 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Here is the second video case of the Italian city of Mantova.
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Baena Heritage – Creating Citizenship

Posted on: 2019-05-22 Last updated on: 2019-05-29 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Second Voxpop video of the lead partner city Baena (Spain).
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Sigulda Castle Complex

Posted on: 2019-05-22 Last updated on: 2019-05-29 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Voxpop video of the Latvian city SIGULDA.
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Alba Iulia Citadel

Posted on: 2019-05-22 Last updated on: 2019-05-29 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Voxpop video for the Romanian city – Alba Iulia, the so called the other capital.
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Espinho City Hall’s Urban Rehabilitation

Posted on: 2019-05-22 Last updated on: 2019-05-29 Written by: Belen García Muñoz Comments: 0
Voxpop video of the Portuguese partner -ESPINHO
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This implementation network brings together a set of 9 small and medium-sized European cities around the common goal of revitalizing the local cultural heritage.

Partners

  • Baena (Spain)
  • Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council (United Kingdom )
  • Alba Iulia (Romania)
  • Cahors (France)
  • Comune di Mantova (Italy)
  • Dodoni (Greece)
  • Espinho (Portugal)
  • Intercommunale Leiedal (Belgium)
  • Sigulda (Latvia)

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