A. Key data
Please take advantage of the opportunity to provide as much of the requested
data as possible. By doing so, you help us to better understand and evaluate
your community.
A.1. Location and area
Altitude (m)
Total area (ha)
Distance to the nearest county-town/administrative center
Distance and connection to the nearest metropolitan city
Is your community located within a nature, environmental, or landscape
conservation area, or does it have a share in such an area?
no yes
If yes, please indicate name, size and type of the protected area
A.2. Number, development and structure of population
According to census and/or internal data
Age structure
Nationalities/Minorities
A maximum of 30 entries. Empty rows will be removed upon submission.
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Additional nationality
Does the development and structure of the residents in your community
correspond to that of your region/country, or are there significant differences in certain areas?
no differences significant differences
Please specify the significant differences
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A.3. Employment situation and businesses
Explanatory/additional information on jobs, businesses/companies, and commuters (catchment area, destinations, distances, etc.):
A.4. Outstanding networks within the community
How many associations, emergency organizations, initiative groups, public-private partnerships, etc. are active in your community in total?
Which of these are of particular importance for the quality of life and future viability of your community?
A maximum of 10 entries. Empty rows will be removed upon submission.
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A.5. External networks
Please specify which clubs, associations, federations, and networks (local, regional, national, international) your community is an active member of or actively involved in. Explain these networks in terms of their content and purpose, and indicate whether your community plays a special role as a co-/initiator or in a leadership position.
Communities applying for the European Village Renewal Award as an inter-municipal association are additionally requested to provide the following information (this section is not applicable to individual villages and municipalities)
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B. Description of the development process
B.1. Initial situation, start of the process, and goals
- Please describe the initial situation (strengths, weaknesses, special
events, or circumstances) in your community before the start of the
development process.
- Explain when, at whose initiative, and – if applicable – within the
framework of which regional or supra-regional programs the process was
initiated.
- Explain which specific goals were set for the development process (guiding
principles, mission statement etc.) and who was involved in their formulation. (max. 5,000 characters including spaces): B. 2. Selected Lead Projects
Please document at least one and a maximum of three implemented or ongoing
(and over the pure planning phase) leading projects that are particularly
crucial for the renewal process of your community.
Lead Project 1
Name/Theme
Assign the Lead Project to one or more thematic areas:
(Please be sure to refer to the more detailed descriptions of the topics and
objectives under "Evaluation Criteria" in the announcement document.) Ecology, energy, resources Economy, regional value chains, agriculture and forestry Social issues, education, inclusion, integration Public services, mobility, digitalization Building culture, settlement, cultural landscape Recreation, sports, culture Project Description
Describe the key aspects of the project (max. 1,000 characters including
spaces):
What goal was pursued with the Lead Project?
When was the measure initiated, and over what period did it take
place?
Who was responsible for the conception and planning of the Lead
Project?
Who was/is responsible for its implementation and, if applicable, its
operation?
How and in what form were/are the citizens involved in the project
development and implementation? How did the interaction and communication
between citizens, politicians, and government representatives take
place?
How and in what form were collaborations with other communities or partners
established, or existing networks utilized? How and in what form were experts
involved?
How and in what form was it ensured that the Lead Project was/is
interconnected with other projects in your community to ensure consistency and
comprehensiveness in development? What pathways are you taking to increase
resilience in this process?
In what way does the project reflect creativity and innovation?
How was the project financed?
Evaluation of the Lead Project:
Evaluate the project from your perspective and describe,
- what impact it has had on life in your community
- what is being thought and done differently or newly in your community as a
result of the Lead Project,
- what insights you have gained during the project's implementation that other
communities can also benefit from
Lead Project 2 (optional)
Name/Theme
Assign the Lead Project to one or more thematic areas:
(Please be sure to refer to the more detailed descriptions of the topics and
objectives under "Evaluation Criteria" in the announcement document.) Ecology, energy, resources Economy, regional value chains, agriculture and forestry Social issues, education, inclusion, integration Public services, mobility, digitalization Building culture, settlement, cultural landscape Recreation, sports, culture Project Description
Describe the key aspects of the project (max. 1,000 characters including
spaces):
What goal was pursued with the Lead Project?
When was the measure initiated, and over what period did it take
place?
Who was responsible for the conception and planning of the Lead
Project?
Who was/is responsible for its implementation and, if applicable, its
operation?
How and in what form were/are the citizens involved in the project
development and implementation? How did the interaction and communication
between citizens, politicians, and government representatives take
place?
How and in what form were collaborations with other communities or partners
established, or existing networks utilized? How and in what form were experts
involved?
How and in what form was it ensured that the Lead Project was/is
interconnected with other projects in your community to ensure consistency and
comprehensiveness in development? What pathways are you taking to increase
resilience in this process?
In what way does the project reflect creativity and innovation?
How was the project financed?
Evaluation of the Lead Project:
Evaluate the project from your perspective and describe,
- what impact it has had on life in your community
- what is being thought and done differently or newly in your community as a
result of the Lead Project,
- what insights you have gained during the project's implementation that other
communities can also benefit from
Lead Project 3 (optional)
Name/Theme
Assign the Lead Project to one or more thematic areas:
(Please be sure to refer to the more detailed descriptions of the topics and
objectives under "Evaluation Criteria" in the announcement document.) Ecology, energy, resources Economy, regional value chains, agriculture and forestry Social issues, education, inclusion, integration Public services, mobility, digitalization Building culture, settlement, cultural landscape Recreation, sports, culture Project Description
Describe the key aspects of the project (max. 1,000 characters including
spaces):
What goal was pursued with the Lead Project?
When was the measure initiated, and over what period did it take
place?
Who was responsible for the conception and planning of the Lead
Project?
Who was/is responsible for its implementation and, if applicable, its
operation?
How and in what form were/are the citizens involved in the project
development and implementation? How did the interaction and communication
between citizens, politicians, and government representatives take
place?
How and in what form were collaborations with other communities or partners
established, or existing networks utilized? How and in what form were experts
involved?
How and in what form was it ensured that the Lead Project was/is
interconnected with other projects in your community to ensure consistency and
comprehensiveness in development? What pathways are you taking to increase
resilience in this process?
In what way does the project reflect creativity and innovation?
How was the project financed?
Evaluation of the Lead Project:
Evaluate the project from your perspective and describe,
- what impact it has had on life in your community
- what is being thought and done differently or newly in your community as a
result of the Lead Project,
- what insights you have gained during the project's implementation that other
communities can also benefit from B.3. Selection of additional projects (optional)
Please list any other outstanding projects below that complete the development
of your community, in case the previously described Lead Projects did not
sufficiently cover all aspects.
(max. 300 characters including spaces per additional project, max. 5 projects
in total)
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