The Region, with the TuLiS procedure (Protection of Sardinian Languages), promotes, protects and enhances the languages spoken in Sardinia, in implementation of articles 9 and 15 of Law 482/99 and article 10 paragraphs 3 and 5 of Law 22/2018, through the offer of language services as technical-operational tools located in the region and divided into:
The Language Offices offer consulting services, written and oral translation for bodies, public institutions and citizens who intend to use the protected language in relations with the Public Administration and in other areas of use (public establishments, productive activities, commerce, schools, associations, healthcare, etc.). They also provide support for institutional communication, also for the dissemination and promotion of events aimed at linguistic and cultural enhancement throughout the region. They collaborate with schools to create laboratories. They participate in the organization of events and cultural events with the drafting of posters, brochures, for associations and Pro Loco. The operators of the Sardinian and Catalan Language Offices in Alghero are in possession of level C1 language certification.
Language Training is an area that allows qualified operators to carry out courses for the acquisition of skills in the oral and written use of the minority language or alllotted variety intended primarily for employees, but also open to citizens and to anyone who may be interested even remotely, when authorized. Training can promote the learning of the orthographic rules of the lexicon and morphosyntax, with readings, translations and conversations also through the use of other disciplines, such as regional law, history, literature, art history, environment, music and the arts, etc. Alghero's Sardinian and Catalan language trainers are in possession of level C1 language certification.
Cultural activities for linguistic promotion and animation, aimed at all citizens, are also varied in relation to the enhancement and specificity of each territory (example: guided tours to museums, parks, archaeological sites, musical workshops, manufacturing works and other activities typical of Sardinian tradition and identity, video clips, etc.) and created using only Sardinian, Catalan, Gallurese, Italian as a vehicle language Sassarese, the Tabarchino.
In the current year, Desk, Training and Cultural Activities activities are planned in 45 lead bodies located in the regional territory with 334 municipalities involved. The Beneficiaries, in fact, are mainly grouped into supra-municipal branches that must manage a number of institutions that are sometimes large. The Supra-Municipal Language Desk has in its lead body the entity with the function of coordinating and managing all associated branches.
CERTIFICATIONS:
C1 Certification: provisional and experimental certification, certifying a level of written and oral knowledge of the Sardinian Language and Alghero Catalan equivalent to the C1 of the Qcert, issued from 2022 to 2024 by the University of Cagliari for the Sardinian language and, for the Catalan language of Alghero, by the City of Alghero in 2022. For Gallura and Sassari, the University of Sassari will issue the C1 Certification and will re-propose sessions also for the Catalan language of Alghero.
NARA-MI: oral language certification for all 5 languages of Sardinia, issued by the Region, through the Sardinian Language and Culture, Publishing and Information Service.
La Grotta di Taquisara si trova nella parte centro orientale della Sardegna, in Ogliastra, nella frazione denominata Gairo Taquisara, del Comune di Gairo Sant'Elena. Per giungere, dalla SS 125 prendere l'uscita per Jerzu, quindi prendere la vecchia SS 125 Orientale Sarda in direzione Jerzu.La grotta Taquisara è attiva e viva. Le circolazioni d'acqua sono un po' ovunque, sin dall’ingresso, variando con stagionalità. Le specie viventi che la abitano destano curiosità. La grotta è popolata da creature piccole e piccolissime che si rifugiano negli anfratti più lontani per proteggersi e nascondersi agli occhi. Il motto della gestione è quello di “guardare ma non toccare”, per salvaguardare e preservare, alle future generazioni, questo universo sotterraneo così diverso da quello di superficie. Lungo i circa 250 mt del percorso turistico, da una passerella in sicurezza, si possono ammirare una serie di veri e propri monumenti naturali. “Stalattiti” e “stalagmiti” che non di rado si uniscono a formare grandi e maestose “colonne”, lasciandosi ai lati “vele” e sullo sfondo “colate”, con tetti e volte adornate da una grandissima quantità di “cannule” ed “eccentriche”. Veri e propri “nidi di aragonite”, con deposizioni carbonatiche che sfidano la gravità. Durante la percorrenza turistica, si incontra il romantico laghetto, in parte con tetto basso ed in parte sovrastato da una grande “diaclasi”. Fenomeni di “latte di monte” e variazioni cromatiche dei carbonati si hanno in varie parti della grotta, anche all’interno delle medesime "sale”. Come arrivareL’ingresso della grotta è posto proprio alle pendici delle sovrastanti pareti calcaree, a 150 mt sopra il centro abitato di Gairo, che si trova a fondo valle, sul pianoro. La grotta è raggiungibile con una passeggiata di circa 15 minuti, seguendo un sentiero ben tracciato ed in gran parte nel bosco, che sale il versante della valle, partendo dalla nuova circonvallazione in corrispondenza di una casa dell'acquedotto.
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