1. General meetings of all participants with the aim of:
   
   • increasing mutual knowledge,
   • developing understanding of other and different realities,
     
   • creating/deepening friendships among European citizens.increasing mutual knowledge,developing understanding of other and different realities,
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2. Seminars, round tables, presentations and discussions with the aim of:
   
   • participatory elaboration of data analysis and scenarios at the local level (result of
     community mapping),
     
   • learning more about EU programmes and policies and discussing the opportunities that
     these programmes and policies offer,
     
   • developing civic participation at the local and EU level;
     
   •  increasing knowledge about good practices of sustainable tourism in small local
     communities.participatory elaboration of data analysis and scenarios at the local level (result of
     community mapping),
     learning more about EU programmes and policies and discussing the opportunities that
     these programmes and policies offer,
     developing civic participation at the local and EU level;
     
3. Presentation of good practice example related to the involvement of the entire community
   in the cultural sustainable tourism development: HERITAGE WALK
   Heritage Walk is a concrete example of the application of the Faroe Convention through the
   Heritage Walk methodology, prepared and implemented by the Radimlja Public Institution
   and the local citizens with the aim of discovering local cultural and natural values not only
   using expert data but also the life experiences of the local population. Project participants
   participated in several Heritage Walks:
   1. Stolac Cultural Heritage and Legends:
      Cultural heritage and legends are deeply connected because legends form a vital part of the
      intangible cultural heritage that connects society with its past through stories.
      
   2. Boljuni: Rural life with a necropolis of stećak tombstones (a UNESCO World Heritage Site
      since 2016).
      
   3. The Austro-Hungarian influence in Mostar:
      The Austro-Hungarian influence in Mostar is evident in the city's urban planning,
      architecture, and infrastructure, which transformed the Ottoman-style town into a Central
      European one between 1878 and 1918. Therefore, in addition to the world-famous Old
      Bridge (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the project participants also walked through the
      historic center with visible Austro-Hungarian influence.
      
   4. The walled city of Počitelj (in the Municipality of Čapljina), on the UNESCO Tentative List,
      is very attractive for cultural tourism despite the lack of quality services and few permanent
      residents.
      
4. Public presentation of documentary film: “Song of Stone and Sun”
   The film is given special value by the fact that the local community (experts, cultural
   workers, young bearers of tradition) participated in its realization, creating an authentic
   portrayal of the identity of Stolac.
   The International Event ended on October 19 with the General Meeting of all participants
   and the presentation of the project activities results and the project website .
   

Results/Outcomes:

• Improved knowledge of the opportunities offered by EU programmes and policies for
  possible joint projects
• Increased knowledge about the cultural heritage of World or European value in Stolac and
  surroundings
  
• Increased awareness of the specificities of the local cultural heritage, its diversity and
  European multiculturalism