The aim of the project is to develop a framework model of the available national/landscape park as an element of accessibility of the tourist offer for persons with disabilities, in cooperation with the transnational partner in the period 06.2021-11.2023.The model will be piloted in 16 natural parks. The achievement of the objective is possible under the assumption of a framework model of accessibility, including a standardised methodological approach, practical recommendations for specific solutions and identification of methods of action to monitor and assess the degree of implementation.The target group will be grantees/participants of the -16 PP project, selected in competition mode, taking into account their maximum diversity in terms of natural characteristics — mountain, sea and inland waterways and their 32 employees.The proposals will be assessed in an impartial manner with the participation of experts — representatives of the leader and the national partner. The main results are: —establishment of transnational cooperation by 2 institutions -implementation of grants for accessibility by 16 PP -enhancing competence in terms of accessibility by 32 representatives of PP -implementation of new solutions by 16 institutions — development and implementation of 1 model of PP accessibility and identification of good practices, preparation of instructions and recommendations (final publication)Project tasks includeZ1 Developing a model and principles of recruitment of grantees.Z2 Z3Pilot project implementations — as part of the testing of the 16 PP model, grants will be awarded for a project comprising specific, measurable actions in the field of accessibility using the approach developed under the model. The grantees will be supported through workshop training.Z4 Model verification — will consist of updating the model after the testing stage and identifying good practices and developing practical instructions and recommendations for accessibility for PP.