The VIAPIS initiative, co-funded by the European Interreg program, aims to enhance rural…

The VIAPIS initiative, co-funded by the European Interreg program, aims to enhance rural economies, combat depopulation, and protect pollinators across nearly 2,000 square kilometers of protected land, linking municipalities in Zamora and Portugal. The official presentation will take place at the Beatos de Tábara Interpretation Center this Thursday at 12:00 PM. Developed by the IRMA consultancy, the project has a total budget of €745,183, supported by EU Interreg funds. The initiative is led by the Tábara City Council, with partners including the Zamora municipalities of Puebla de Sanabria and Porto, as well as Portuguese entities like the Bragança Municipal Chamber, the Polytechnic University of Bragança (UPB), and the National Federation of Beekeepers of Portugal (FNAP).