<< Objectives >>The 48 Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe are transnational networks nowadays facing the challenge of transnational cooperation, visibility and European travelling. Mostly based on a bottom-up approach, the have among their members, either employed or volunteers, a wide range of experiences and needs in the field learning and training. The CURV project thus aims at gathering and discussing about them and helping design a long-term strategy to develop common skills.<< Implementation >>The CURV project is based on four activities: the management of the project itself and activities in fields of cooperation, visibility and European Travelling. Starting with design thinking and a continuous peer-to-peer learning approach we want to reach following outcomes: a data analysis of the working structure of the networks, a memorandum of cooperation, a branding architecture, a white paper on travelling strategies, an exhibition and cross marketing events.<< Results >>The CURV project is important to give a first opportunity to the networks of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe to commonly think of and design a base for our work during the 5 next years in terms of cooperation, visibility and European Travelling. But it should also be an opportunity to raise awareness in the networks as well as on a political level of the needs of the peoplemanaging them on a daily basis.
