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The priority is the permanent further development of the project. Wishes of the participants were for example development of the tourism or small companies with less as 10 employees. Projects are financed through public grants and through contributions from participating companies<ref>http://www.cpc.at/oeko/oe_WasIst_e.htm</ref> . | The priority is the permanent further development of the project. Wishes of the participants were for example development of the tourism or small companies with less as 10 employees. Projects are financed through public grants and through contributions from participating companies<ref>http://www.cpc.at/oeko/oe_WasIst_e.htm</ref> . | ||
== Structure of the ECOPROFIT Program == | |||
„ECOPROFIT® builds on a step-by-step plan consisting of an academy, a basic program and a subsequent club program“<ref> http://www.cpc.at/oeko/oe_1-2_e.htm </ref>. | |||
At the Academy consultants and local authority representatives are trained via “train the trainer” program, which is comprises of: seminars at the academy, of the the formulation of a practical implementation concept and of the presentation and certification.<ref> http://www.cpc.at/oeko/oe_1-2-1_e.htm</ref> | |||
'''UNDER CONSTRUCTION''' | '''UNDER CONSTRUCTION''' | ||