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Making EU Funding More Accessible: Merill Rural Network Shares Its Experience
Making EU funding available is one thing. Making it accessible is another. This was one of the key messages emerging from the conference “How does EU funding work for my business in Tourism? Tools, platforms and training resources for tourism businesses of all sizes”, which brought together representatives of European institutions, tourism organisations and funding experts. Merill Rural Network, an initiative of SEED Projects, was invited to participate as a best-practice exa
SEED Team
6 days ago2 min read


Help shape the future of rural tourism in the Maltese Islands
Since summer 2025, SEED, in collaboration with the Malta Tourism Authority, has been leading the development of a practical guide for rural tourism stakeholders in the Maltese islands. This initiative aims to support a more sustainable, culturally respectful, and economically beneficial approach to rural tourism across Malta and Gozo. Over the past months, we have been engaging with a wide range of stakeholders, from academics to farmers. These conversations have helped us be
SEED Team
Aug 102 min read


Celebrating World Environment Day
On the 6th of June, SEED and its connected organisations MaYA and Merill took part in the World Environment Day organised by Heritage Malta and held at Għar Dalam in Birżebbuġa. Set against the unique backdrop of one of the island's most significant natural heritage sites, the event brought together a wide range of NGOs, social enterprises, and organisations dedicated to protecting the country's natural landscapes and promoting sustainable living. Throughout the day, visitors
SEED Team
Jul 91 min read


Show&Share: Beneficiaries meet in Malta!
Through the Cross-Re-Tour project, we are taking another important step towards a vision of developing innovative solutions that strengthen sustainable rural tourism . Cross-Re-Tour Merill Rural Network is one of the beneficiaries of the Cross-Re-Tour European project, facilitated in Malta by the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA). Through this initiative, Merill received funding to develop a project focused on digitalising and enhancing rural tourism. The project officially began
SEED Team
May 132 min read
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