St Olav Ways

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The pilot project St Olav Pathway joins the project partners Kvarnen samkommun (Kvarnen joint municipality) administering St Olav Ostrobothnia in Finland and Selånger församling (Selånger parish) administering St Olavsleden in Sweden. The objective is to make plans for cross-border co-working methods, organization structures, task management, financing, joint development, sustainability and quality certifications systems possible to implement into these cultural routes. This with the aim of forming a development strategy and joint large scale project with partners and possible stakeholders such as municipalities, associations, organizations and MSMEs discovered through this project. The objective of this project is also to carry out a historical survey deepening our knowledge and understanding about our joint cultural and historical heritage in St Olav as well as a survey of methods and strategy for how to implement the democratic values stated by Council of Europe into St Olavsleden and St Olav Ostrobothnia.

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