L’AEVF, en tant que partenaire de rurAllure, l’ambitieux projet dans le cadre du programme européen Horizon2020, invite les pèlerins ainsi que les touristes à participer à un court questionnaire anonyme. Il est destinée à évaluer les différents intérêts des pèlerins le long des itinéraires, notamment en termes de culture et de patrimoine comme les visites de musées et de sites culturels, les événements locaux ou des expériences gastronomiques.
The project Per Viam strongly encouraged a coordinated dialogue on a European dimension among the regional administrations crossed by The Via Francigena (14 regions) in order to encourage a common approach and find shared solutions on issues concerning all The Via (signposting, hospitality, European events, information and communication policies, etc.). Regione Toscana has developed in these years very good practices on planning and implementation of The Via Francigena product in the region. This action was thus lead by Regione Toscana and EAVF.
Two meetings took place in Florence, on 18th May 2012 and in Châlons-en-Champagne, on 24th and January 2013, the latter hosted by Région Champagne-Ardenne. These meetings let all regional administrations and associations present the state of art of Via Francigena implementation in all European regions and increase a coordinated and integrated dialogue among them.
All the regions having participated at these meetings (10 regions out of 14) affirmed the importance to create a European interregional coordinating committee for The Via Francigena. The priority axis of cooperation within the Interregional Coordinating Committee were defined and approved in Châlons-en-Champagne.
Agenda Meeting Chalons-en-Champagne
Meeting presentations:
- AVFF rôle des associations
- Canton Valais
- Regione Toscana
- Regione Lazio
- Silvia Lecci, project coordinator