Cyclades Unified’s participation in the training program “Circular Economy for Tourism Professionals,” which was conducted as part of the LIFE-IP CEI-Greece project “Implementation of the Circular Economy in Greece.”

https://ypen.gov.gr/life-ip-cei-greece-efarmogi-tis-kyklikis-oikonomias-stin-ellada/

The e-learning program “Circular Economy for Tourism Professionals” https://circulargreece.gr/el/elearningtourism/ was implemented by the Sustainable Islands Network (DAFNI), the Green Fund, Harokopio University, the Ecological Recycling Society, Terra Nova, the Ministry of Environment and Energy, and the Hellenic Recycling Agency, as part of the LIFE-IP CEI-Greece project “Implementation of the Circular Economy in Greece.”

The project aims to revolutionise Heritage Interpretation (HI) by enhancing community participation and empowering heritage professionals. It will investigate best practices in participatory approaches within and beyond the heritage sector, resulting in a robust methodological framework. An innovative blended professional training program will be developed to equip heritage professionals with essential competencies in participatory HI. This program will be validated through pilot projects involving heritage professionals and local communities. Additionally, the project will amplify its impact through dissemination efforts, including a dedicated website, social media campaigns, and events to raise awareness about the benefits of participatory HI.

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Cyclades Unified participated for the first time in the CPF Islanders’ Forum 2024 in Santorini, following an invitation from the Cyclades Preservation Fund. Over two days, representatives from 22 islands and 60 associations exchanged best practices on wildlife and marine protection. Highlights included training on bird reintegration, sea turtles, seals, and dolphin research, plus coalition-building with NGOs and public bodies, reinforcing education, collaboration, and long-term environmental and cultural heritage protection in the Cyclades through shared learning and strategic regional partnerships.