You should know that from afar our Norwegian partner, Møre & Romsdal County Council, Møre og Romsdal fylkeskommune deals with:
1. Planning the first workshop in the project, spread over three days, which will take place in November 2022.
2. They provide us with mentoring and consultancy in activities.
3. Create presentation materials for the project.

In addition to all this, Kristoffer, the coordinator of the Norwegian side, explains in detail their role in the project:

"Hi, my name is Kristoffer Dahle. I am an archaeologist and currently the coordinator of the Norwegian partner. Møre & Romsdal is a county on the north-west coast of Norway, most famous for our fjord and mountain landscapes – with Geirangerfjord on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The County Council has several responsibilities, including education and culture, tourism and regional development, public health and outdoor activities, and archeology and cultural heritage.

We are currently running an interdisciplinary project, similar to the "Capital of Dacia - Living Museum of European Cultural Heritage" project, focused on the revitalization of archaeological sites and tracks - both through documentation, facilitation and collaboration with museums and locals.

By introducing new communication platforms, we also hope to engage our younger generations. Through a series of workshops and continuous dialogue with our Romanian partner, we hope to contribute our expertise and share and exchange ideas and knowledge."

The Capital of Dacia - A LIVING MUSEUM OF THE EUROPEAN CULTURAL HERITAGE is financed with the support of EEA Grants 2014-2021 within the RO-CULTURE Programme.

EEA and Norway Grants
RO-Culture Programme
EEA & Norwegian Grants
Ministry of Culture
Project Management Unit - UMP
National Heritage Institute -
Hunedoara County Council
Mihai Eminescu Trust
Møre og Romsdal fylkeskommune