Co-financed by the Greater Poland Voivodeship Government
About the Organic Work Trail
What is the Organic Work Trail?
The Organic Work Trail is a cultural initiative of the Greater Poland Voivodeship Government, which brings together institutions, non-governmental organizations and local government units related to the idea and heritage of organic work and jointly creating the trail community.
The forerunner of this idea in Poland was Dezydery Chłapowski, a landed gentry noble from Greater Poland, who was the first to implement the values of organic work on his estate in Turew. Chłapowski quickly found followers, and over time, organic work ideas spread beyond the borders of Greater Poland.
What is the goal of creating the Organic Work Trail?
By inviting people to places related to the life and activities of Greater Poland's men and women connected with organic work, the Trail Community brings closer the inhabitants of the region and tourists from Poland and abroad to organic ideas: important from a historical and contemporary perspective, such as building the economic and civic strength of society, foundational education, equalizing opportunities, caring for the common good, freedom and equality of citizens’ and workers' rights.
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Building the economic and civic strength of society, foundational education,
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Equalizing opportunities, and caring for the common good
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Freedom and equality of citizens’ and workers' rights.
What are the plans for the Trail's activities?
With the commencement of operations, the development of the Organic Work Trail focuses on the following areas:
Expansion of the trail route to include additional towns and points, combined with the implementation of information boards.
Expansion of the information base (website) dedicated to individual objects, towns and people related to organic work.
Creating a cultural and educational program in close cooperation with the trail partners.
Creating grant programs.
Promotional activities building the recognition of the new tourist brand among the inhabitants of the region and Poland and among foreign tourists.