This project brings together nine organizations involved in education and training of adults of six European Union countries. Thanks to the extraordinary welcome from Maracena municipal representatives, partners Belgian, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and Romanians had the opportunity to present their structures, their countries, their goals, share experiences and ideas on the topic of the project.

This initial meeting allows partners to recall the objectives and methodology of the project, draft assessment documents, redefine the action plan, the mobilities, the tasks of each and give a positive boost output to this project that is so promising.

The Association "Paysage et Patrimoine sans frontière" presents the collaborative work tools that allow to coordinate the project and to put the results online: websites, forums, a virtual herbarium, garden books, interviews…

The climate is very mild: numerous visits organized by the Centre for Adult Education of Maracena, to the delight of all, in the labyrinth streets of the Albaicin, in the gardens of the Alhambra, in the Carmen de los Mártires. In Granada prospects resonate the Federico García Lorca’s texts and melodies of flamenco.

 See the presentation by the Association Récréarts, Eghezee, Belgium.
 See the presentation by the Center for Adult Education of Maracena, Granada, Spain.
 See the presentation by the Association Paysage et patrimoine sans frontière, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France.
 See the presentation by the École Nationale Supérieure du Paysage, Versailles, France.
 See the presentation by the Università popolare La Sorgiva, Montecchio Emilia, Italy.
 See the presentation by the Foundation Alessandro Tagliolini - Centro per lo Studio del Paesaggio e del Giardino , San Quirico d’Orcia, Italy.
 See the presentation by the Centro Cultural Beliaev, Faro, Portugal.
 See the presentation by the Centrul de Cultura George Apostu, Bacau, Romania.
 See the presentation by the School Inspectorate, Bacau, Romania.

Press and TV recount the meeting :

Text proposed by María José López Montes, Director of the Center for Adults Education of Maracena ES, and Aline Rutily, coordinator of the project.