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History of the project

  • Spring 2008 Initial idea of a European based Peace Walk considered.
  • Summer 2010 Core staff of EPW recruited
  • September 2010 The EPW web site launched
  • Winter of 2010/11  Meetings held in Berlin, Prague and Warsaw
  • Spring 2011  The EPW becomes part of the Kantian Way Foundation, Lithuania
  • Summer 2011 The EPW decides to launch a Southern based EPW
  • Summer 2011 The EPW meets with Mayors, NGO leaders and Ambassadors in Austria, Slovenia, Italy and Hungary to establish partnerships
  • October 2011 The EPW submits an Application to the Central EU 2013 funding programme
  • Winter 2011 Over 30 Partners join the EPW Community.
  • January 2012 EPW launches a trans-national news letter to its partners across 6 Central European Countries.
  • March 2012 EPW starts a new initiative to expand its Community of Movers
  • April 2012 7 new partners join the EPW
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A Symbol of our Progress – the European Peace Walk (EPW) Project.

The EPW is a trans-national, cross border initiative set on creating an integrated tourist platform along the borders of Central Europe to celebrate the present European culture of peace.

Open to all, the EPW will be a 570km permanent walkway with supporting services and accommodation provided along the way, that will drive a vibrant new tourism trade directly into the region.

The EPW will start in the Brno-Vienna-Bratislava Triangle, then pass Sopron, Maribor and Slovenj Gradec, before ending at the Mediterranean Sea in Trieste, Italy.

To be promoted to a new generation of Europeans, the EPW will soon become a recognised fixture of modern day Europe, and within a decade, is expected to have 90,000 participants per annum using it.

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