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Category: Local Economic Development

Published: 30 August 2024

Between April and August 2024, the RPA team and experts conducted 12 visits to target communities as part of the USAID HOVERLA Project. 

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Category: Local Economic Development

Published: 06 August 2024

In July 2024, the NGO Agency for Private Initiative Development (ARPI) held a series of training workshops as part of the project “Revealing the potential of heritage for the economic development of small communities”. The initiative is being implemented by the ARPA with the support of the HOVERLA USAID Project (Enhancing Local Self-Government Work and Accountability Efficiency).

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Category: Local Economic Development

Published: 30 July 2024

On July 25-26, 20 representatives from target communities of the project “Revealing the potential of heritage for the economic development of small communities” joined forces for a workshop-workshop “Women’s Participation in Heritage-Based Local Economic Development”. The goal of the workshop-workshop: to provide women from partner communities of the USAID HOVERLA Project with effective tools for participation in planning and managing local economic development related to tourism and hospitality, focused on cultural and natural heritage. The organizers and speakers of the workshop sought to promote women’s civic participation in initiatives related to the preservation and use of local heritage, to inspire them with new project ideas or creative innovations for the economic development of their communities.

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Category: Local Economic Development

Published: 17 July 2024

On July 3-4 and 11-12, 40 representatives from target communities of the project “Revealing the potential of heritage for the economic development of small communities” participated in training on the implementation of anchor projects for the development of tourism products related to heritage. The goal of the workshops was to provide partner communities of the USAID HOVERLA Project with effective tools for local economic development and to increase the capacity of communities to manage and use cultural heritage and natural resources for the benefit of the entire community.