30/04/2026
Have you met the team behind the CAST Project?
Over the past months, we have been introducing the organisations behind this partnership and the different experiences they bring to the project.
Here is a look back at the full network from across the Danube Region:
•> ISKRIVA - Slovenian-based think and act tank working towards regional development.
•> Nice and Homely Municipality of Ivanna Gorica - developing tourist attractions that combine local history with sustainable practices.
• > MOME - a leading art and design university in Budapest.
• >URBASOFIA - a knowledge partner, providing expertise in urban development and policy design.
• > Transylvania Trust - a charity organisation dedicated to serving the cultural heritage in Romania.
• > Development Agency Zende (RAZ) - bringing together entrepreneurs, ideas and investments to ensure a thriving future in the Zepte municipality.
•>The Collective Foundation - focusing on re-imagining and reviving unused urban environments, turning them into lively public spaces that respond to community needs.
• > Kolárovo - a municipal cooperation, involving local institutions, businesses and residents, while introducing smart tourism solutions.
• > Koprivnica-Križeyci County - a local authority working on regional cultural development with activities related to education, health, social welfare, culture, economy, agriculture.
•> Tourism Organisation of Vojvodina - developing a tourism strategy with expertise on how to combine natural and cultural heritage to advance the development of local tourism.
• > Savaria Museum - improving accessibility in the city's museum district by developing auditory, visual and tactile solutions to make exhibitions more accessible for visitors with disabilities.
•> ANTRIM - collaborating with stakeholders to create and deliver high-quality services and authentic touristic experiences by supporting traditional Moldovan values.
• > NGO Urban Kult - experienced in contemporary culture, events, merging historical heritage (Old Towns) with modern cultural needs.
• > Institute for the Danube Region and Central Europe - a think tank Bonnecting experts from 19 countries and providing insights into regional current affairs.
Together, these partners are helping explore how culture can contribute to stronger communities and local economies.
Thank you for being part of the project so far!