The Biosphere Park Wienerwald is not only characterised by a unique natural diversity – the meeting of different climatic and geological zones results in very diverse habitats and a special diversity of animal and plant species – but also by a cultural and economic diversity. In the course of a regional economic analysis, mecca is preparing a well-founded factsheet on the regional economy in the biosphere park. We focus on the following topics:
The baum2020 Sustainability Study is a guideline for the institutionalisation of the baum2020 project, which serves the project partners as a basis for decision making in order to limit the future topics and tasks as well as the future geographical scope of the Bratislava Umland Management (BAUM). Based on this, a rough model comparison provides a basis for decisions in order to be able to narrow down the way in which baum2020 is institutionalised. Within the scope of the mandate, support will also be obtained from important actors in order to make institutionalisation possible in the first place.
Courses 2014:
Drafting the atlas collection with the following geographical and thematic set-up: