For government bodies
A national layer for rural heritage and tourism
For the Deputy Ministry of Tourism, the Union of Cyprus Communities, research bodies and EU programmes, Explorentia turns scattered village heritage into documented, comparable and reportable data — while each community keeps authorship of its own material.
For government bodies
How Explorentia supports public bodies
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Structured documentation
Cultural assets recorded village by village in the same structured fields, ready for comparison and export.
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Comparable metrics
Visitor numbers, engagement and route completion measured the same way in every participating community.
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Evidence for funding
Documented outcomes that support council decisions, national reporting and applications to EU programmes.
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Aligned with EU priorities
Smart Villages, Digital Cultural Heritage, Sustainable Tourism and Rural Development — Interreg, LEADER, Horizon and Creative Europe.
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Replicable at scale
What runs in one village runs in the next without new development — regionally, nationally and across borders.
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Public-sector standards
Built to WCAG 2.2 Level AA and GDPR, with data hosted in the European Union.
How a deployment works
How a deployment works
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Define the scope
A region, a network of communities or a programme — with the reporting it needs.
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Onboard the communities
Each village gets its page, route and codes; we train the people who will run them.
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Report
Comparable data across participating communities, in the form the programme requires.
The standards underneath
The standards underneath
- WCAG 2.2 Level AA accessibility on the public website
- GDPR-compliant data handling, hosted in the European Union
- Structured, exportable data rather than locked-in pages
- English and Greek on the public site; eleven languages for visitors