The strength of every European cooperation project lies in its partnership, and CULTREK is no exception. Bringing together four organisations from Spain, Poland, Croatia and Greece, the project combines diverse expertise with a shared commitment to preserving, promoting and revitalising Europe’s rural cultural heritage through artistic expression.
Although each partner contributes different knowledge and experience, all organisations work towards the same objective: demonstrating that culture can play a key role in strengthening rural communities, fostering creativity and supporting sustainable local development.
Espacio Tormaleo S.L. (Spain)
As the coordinator of the CULTREK project, Espacio Tormaleo S.L. leads the overall implementation and coordination of the consortium. Based in Asturias, the organisation focuses on the revitalisation of rural territories through culture, heritage preservation and sustainable tourism, promoting innovative approaches to community development and international cooperation.
Fundacja Ochrony Krajobrazu (Poland)
Fundacja Ochrony Krajobrazu (FOK) specialises in cultural heritage management and participatory approaches to heritage preservation. The foundation contributes its extensive experience in heritage revitalisation, cooperation with public institutions and the development of sustainable models for protecting and promoting cultural assets.
The Arteco Pavletić Association (Croatia)
The Arteco Pavletić Association brings expertise in community engagement, artistic activities, youth participation and environmental awareness. Through its work in rural Croatia, the association connects creativity, culture and sustainable development while encouraging active citizenship and strengthening local communities through art and cultural initiatives.
JOIST Innovation Park (Greece)
JOIST Innovation Park contributes its expertise in innovation, digital transformation, entrepreneurship and lifelong learning. Its experience in developing innovative educational programmes and digital tools supports the project’s ambition to combine cultural heritage with modern technologies and creative innovation.
Working Together Across Europe
Over the next 30 months, the four partner organisations will work closely to explore the cultural heritage of rural communities, exchange knowledge and good practices, organise artistic residencies and develop innovative methods for promoting local traditions.
By combining local experience with international cooperation, the consortium aims to create lasting benefits for rural areas while encouraging communities to rediscover and celebrate their cultural identity through creativity and artistic expression.
The CULTREK partnership demonstrates the value of European cooperation, showing how organisations from different countries can work together to address shared challenges, exchange ideas and build a stronger future for Europe’s rural cultural heritage.
We look forward to sharing the progress of this collaboration and introducing the people, activities and achievements that will shape the project over the coming months.
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