REGENERATE

Regenerative Tourism in the Northern Periphery and Arctic for building resilient communities and preserving the unique heritage of the region

What we do

The NPA is a fragile region, vulnerable to the effects of growing tourism. Tourism can have serious environmental impacts, which is why a shift in the sector is needed. Regenerative tourism offers a more sustainable approach by helping to restore and improve the places people visit. Both public and private sectors have a key role to play. Their cooperation is vital for developing a more responsible tourism industry. The main challenge is to introduce and build up skills for regenerative tourism practices. This project will support that by providing training, strategy, and marketing tools to help protect natural, economic, and cultural resources, creating a model for a more sustainable and resilient future in the NPA and beyond.
News

Regenerate Project has started with our first PMG in Iceland!

Partners from Visit Reykjanes and GeoCamp (Iceland), ProxyLab and Karelia UAS (Finland), Gold of Lapland (Sweden), and Cuilcagh Lakelands (Ireland) met in Iceland to plan the next steps.

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Welcome to REGENERATE

Learn how we can build up skills for regenerative tourism practice.

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Photo credit: Thrainn Kolbeinsson

Project priority


Cooperation Opportunities

Project period


Start

01.04.2025

End

31.03.2028

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Project info


Objective

3.1 Enhancing institutional capacity of public authorities and stakeholders to implement macro-regional strategies and sea-basin strategies, as well as other territorial strategies


Total Budget

1.194.380,00 EUR


NPA Co-Financing

776.347,00 EUR

News REGENERATE
01.04.2025

Regenerate Project has started with our first PMG in Iceland!

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