Sigi

This project group wants to define a standardized method for intuitively conveying the culture and history of the landscapes through which a trail passes to trail users. The aim is to ensure that the uniqueness of the regions, people, and cultural heritage is more appreciated and promoted.

The project group aims to develop methods and a framework for strengthening local cooperation between all stakeholders with the help of well-managed trails.

This project group aims to identify ways in which data and analytical methods can be used to analyze and quantify the significance of trails.

This project group will investigate how trails in different regions and climate zones are affected by climate change. Based on this, measures can be developed to adapt to the effects of climate change.

This project group aims to identify ways in which trails can be used to protect nature and the environment.

This project group will investigate the greatest dangers associated with trail use and how these can be reduced.

The aim of this project group is to create a basis on which all project organizations in all countries can carry out a uniform and consistent evaluation and description of the trails and the routes that run along them for the various activities.

The aim of this project group is to create a basis on which all project organizations in all countries can carry out uniform and consistent digitization of their trails – using the latest technical possibilities and AI.

The project group aims to create a platform for the education of all trail managers in Europe. A knowledge hub will be created with all existing information and best practices about responsible trail management.

The goal of this project group is to develop a holistic view of financing options. To this end, all existing models will be researched and evaluated.