Copyright © 2017 povazskyhrad.sk. Všetky práva vyhradené.
EEA Financial Mechanism and Norwegian Financial Mechanism/EEA and Norway Grants =
Financial Contribution made by Norway,
Iceland and Liechtenstein in the European Economic
Area
Areas of Support:
1. Adaptation to climate change
2. Local and regional initiatives to reduce national inequalities and to promote
social inclusion
3. Conversation and revitalisation of cultural and natural heritage and promotion
of diversity in culture and arts within European cultural heritage
4. Green Industry Innovation
5. Domestic and gender-based violence
6. Cross-border cooperation
7. Scholarship programme
8. Global fund for decent work and tripartite dialogue
9. Fund for non-governmental organisations
Allocation for the Slovak Republic in 2009 – 2014 programme period 80,750,000 Euro
You will find more information about Norwegian funds at: http://www.eeagrants.sk/
|
Project title:
|
Restoration of the Povazsky Castle – Cultural and National Heritage (CNH)
|
|
Programme manager:
|
Government Office of the Slovak Republic
|
|
Funding sources:
|
EEA Financial Mechanism, National Budget of the Slovak Republic
|
|
Project code:
|
CLT02008
|
|
Programme number:
|
SK05
|
|
Programme area:
|
Conversation and revitalisation of cultural and natural heritage and promotion of
diversity in culture and arts within European cultural heritage
|
|
|
|
The aim of the project:
|
Making the cultural heritage available to the public
|
|
Adaptation:
|
Castles, forts and municipal mansions
|
|
Project completion:
|
April 2017
|
|
Total eligible project costs:
|
537 864 Eur
|
|
Grant amount:
|
457 184 Eur
|
|
Co-financing by own funds:
|
80 680 Eur
|
Remediation of the rock cliff – the south-eastern part – 1st stage; archaeological
survey; safety elements installation (railings, bridge), rebuilding remains of the
palace – the chapel;
Installation of nature trail elements– information system, landscape staircase, outdoor
telescope, metal model of the castle, banner, trash bins, rest areas, stands for
bicycles
an opening and closing conference, an information day held at the castle, a project
website, brochures, TV commercials, leaflets, souvenirs
Association Agreement Bystrica Castle, Upper Považie OOCR
The projects is funded by the grants awarded by Island, Liechtenstein and Norway
and by the EEA Financial Mechanism and the national budget of the Slovak Republic
www.eeagrants.sk www.eeagrants.org www.norway.sk www.iceland.is www.lichtenstein.li
Let’s save our ancestors’ heritage
About the EEA AND NORWAY GRANTS
Since 1994, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein have been jointly supporting the restoration
and conservation of the cultural heritage in Slovakia through the funds of the European
Economic Area and the Norwegian Fund. Almost 4.5 million Euro was allocated to 9
projects to assist cultural monuments in the last call.
The town of Povazská Bystrica has succeeded in the call with its project entitled
“Restoration of the Povazsky Castle – Cultural and National Heritage (CNH)” and the
project has been granted 457,184 Euro for the reconstruction of the Povazsky Castle.
The reconstruction was focused at remediating the rock cliff, reconstructing a part
of the castle, establishing an information system, making an archaeological survey
and conducting promotional activities. The project manager is the Government Office
of the Slovak Republic, and the project is also funded by the National Budget of
the Slovak Republic and by Povazska Bystrica with the amount of 80,680 Euro. The
Project is being implemented within the programme area “Conversation and revitalisation
of cultural and natural heritage and promotion of diversity in culture and arts within
European cultural heritage” under the adaptation of “Castles, forts and municipal
mansions” to make the cultural heritage available to the public.
The final conference entitled “The Restoration of the Povazsky Castle – theory and
practice II” will be held on the occasion of project finishing (the works are being
in the final stage now) to present the works to rescue the most endangered parts
of the castle and to offer tourists a new view and the opportunity to spend your
time actively and safely.
Slogan: Let’s save our ancestors’ heritage
