The Final Conference of CeRamICa project was a major dissemination event with wide participation. The aim of the conference was to summarize the three years of CeRamICa and make the wider public get to know its results and lessons learnt together, most importantly the joint Policy Recommendations drawn by the project. Presenters of the conference were decision makers and representatives of the partners, as well as European and Hungarian politicians, professionals and representatives of similar European projects and the subsidizing INTERREG IVC Programme.

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THE LEADING INTERNATIONAL SHOWCASE FOR STUDIO CERAMICS Presented by the Craft Potters Association The Royal College of Art, London 24 February – 26 February 2012

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Are you interested in ceramics and traditional small crafts and in promoting the development of the local economy? Do you want to find out what are the main results of a project aiming to gather best practices and European knowledge on this issue? Have you ever thought of meeting partners interested in not only preserving but reviving the local cultural heritage to boost the local economy and ensure the creation of jobs? If yes, take part in the Final Conference of CeRamICa project which will be held in Hódmezővásárhely, Hungary on September 15, 2011.

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The Italian partner organized the first Best Practice Study Trip in its region between 4-6 August 2010

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Italian and Portuguese delegation have were welcomed in the frame of the CeRamICa project from 30 September to 1st October 2010 in Vallauris. The programme of the visit “was the opportunity of an exchange of best practices” permitting the partners to discover and know French ceramic culture

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3, 4 and 5 September 2010, Abruzzo Region hosted new european delegations in the Ceramics project, namely Hódmezővásárhely from Hungary and Adere-Peneda Geres, Alcobaca from Portugal.

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Italian and Portuguese CeRamICa project partners arrived at Hódmezővásárhely and spent three days in the town in order to know its 7000 years old ceramic culture better and exchange experiences with their "collegues"

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The project has not only arrived at its mid-term phase, but also one of its most important section, the transfer of best practices. Partners under these study trips, can learn each others' small crafts sectors more and adopt some good ideas and experiences.

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Elective representatives and professionals came from various European countries work together in order to jointly elaborate a development strategy for the professionals of the ceramics activities.

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In February, 2009 the Municipality of Corund (PP4) get out of the project. In order not to risk the project’s implementation, the partnership wanted to replace them with a new partner as soon as possible. Our aim was to find the best possible partner who could be the most added value to the CeRamICa project, and at the same time involve a new partner who come from a country from where there has been no partner so far, in order to widen the geographical coverage of the project even further. This way we have found Abruzzo Development Agency from Italy, which became the new partner in May.

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Mayors, vice-mayors and project managers of 12 partners from 7 European countries will celebrate CeRamICa project's launch in late February together with the large public attending the kick-off conference on the 20th of February in Hódmezővásárhely. Dozens of people have already registered to the conference to listen to speeches delivered by acknowledged European INTERREG Programme representatives, experts and delegates of the relevant government and regional authorities.

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After having been approved in September 2008, the CeRamICa Partnership, represented by the Lead Partner, Hódmezővásárhely had to fulfill certain conditions and thus make some minor modifications to the Application Form according to the request of the JTS. Therefore official starting point of the project dates to 1 November 2008.

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