INITIATIVES
Initiatives
Our initiatives include international and national programs.
Many cooperating partners work together to implement these programs which help to achive our goals. These projects are among others:
- development of our vine hill territory in Oszkó with the establishment of the accomodation possibilities and the introduction of the open-air school system
- preservation of the cultural heritage of Vasi-hegyhát
- improvement of the economical and touristic potential of the region
- supporting the civil organisations in Vas county
MoreOur own initiatives
Fruit growing program
With the leadership of Environmental Foundation "Göcsej" started an initiative in 2015 which aimed to establish a strong network of orchardmen in the Transdanubian region with the cooperation of 15 organisations.
Folk camps- Grandpa’s House program
The Village Development Association and The Hungarian National Rural Network launched a Master- Servant training program in 2012 for students and young people who are interested in ethnic architecture.
"Fairy garden” („Tündérkert”) with native fruit trees in the vine hill of Oszkó
The history of our „fairy garden” started in 2010 when we bought 100 pieces native fruit trees from Gyula Kovács and they were planted in Oszkó by the children and their families who live or used to live in the village.
MoreNational initiatives
Falusi Civil Alap
Egyesületünk sikeresen pályázott a Falusi Civil Alap keretében fejlesztési költségeinek támogatására.
Civil Information Centre of Vas County
The title Civil Information Centre that can be won by a national application is for those NGOs that undertake to support the non-governmental organisation’s work in their region for free.
MoreInternational initiatives
CCC project- Cultural Capital Counts (2011 – 2014)
Cultural Capital Counts was the name of a project that united 10 European regions from 6 nations.
Academy of Crafts
Operational program Slovenia - Hungary 2007 – 2013. Operation part financed by the European Union, European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). Project duration: 15 July 2009 – 14 July 2012
