The ‘HONEY-CHERRY’ project’s core activities on the field of heritage management, support the creation of a joint thematic route, its common marketing under the Action 2.1.2. Its long-term objectives are to develop a long term harmonic and balanced co-operation between the project partners : Szank, Móricgát and the Serbian Mali Idjos (Feketic). This could promote the necessity of the common heritage management, can raise the responsibility for common natural ,cultural values,traditions to develop tourism and can help make the people understand the necessity of building and preserve our future. All 3 settlements have a long history of fruit growing within the agricultural sector. On the large bee yard (apiary) the beekeeping (apiculture) means an additional income opportunity. The core activities (during 11 months)and significant outputs: A)Development of 1 thematic route networked in the cross-b.region,mapping the bigger fruit +bee yards(orchards), bond them with a special map, organize professional and cultural programs B)Build the Village House in Feketic and renovate the ‘Flavour House’ in Szank to give a place to the programs, to the thematic way C)Enhance the coop.between existing cultural organizations D)Implement a joint travelling Exhibition of 'Honey and the Man' (on 3 settl) E)Implement 1Hive (Szank) and 2 Local History museums (Feketic, Móricgát) F)Implement 1 association for apiarists to help their work with good Practice. G)1Joint picture book(bilingual) H)1 joint recipe book I)1Workshop for producer/stakeholder J)10 cultural events, festivals K)1 Cumanian camp L)Publicity, promotional materials. All activities correspond to the objectives of IPA program as they strengthen good neighbourly relations and encourage their harmonic, balanced and sustainable development, they can bring the micro-communities closer. The project fully meet the requirements of the partnership: proposal are jointly prepared,planned, and implement by joint staff,financing Achievements: The main focus of the project was on preserving cultural and natural heritage, and creating and promoting a joint thematic route. The long-term objective was to develop harmonised and well-balanced cooperation between the project partner organisations: the Municipalities of Szank and Móricgát in Hungary and the Municipality of Mali Idoš (Feketič) in Serbia, as well as between their inhabitants. All three settlements have a long tradition of fruit growing and beekeeping (apiculture) and it was assumed that an improved approach could generate additional income. Accordingly, the three municipalities developed a thematic route in the cross-border region, mapped larger orchards and apiaries and included them on a special map, and organised professional and cultural programmes. Programmes and events took place in the village House in Feketič, which was built especially for this purpose, and in the renovated Flavour House in Szank. Moreover, the project partners implemented a joint travelling exhibition, titled Honey and People, which was presented in three settlements. They established a Hive Museum in Szank and two local History Museums in Feketič and Móricgát. Besides organising a workshop for producers and stakeholders, the partners held ten cultural events, popular festivals and the Cumanian Camp. By disseminating a richly illustrated bilingual book and a recipe book, the partners promoted the project achievements and the related products to the general public. In addition, the project enhanced cooperation between existing cultural organisations, and the participants founded an apiarists’ association to improve and sustain their cooperation through exchange of good practice.