The Self-Governing Republic Association brings together local government units of all levels. It was founded by the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Lubin County, the Municipality of Lubin, the Municipality of Siechnice and the Municipality of Ścinawa. Over time, more local government units joined the association. Today the Association is made up of 66 units.

Through extensive cooperation, it was possible to obtain subsidies for an EU project that will build passenger marinas on the Oder River: in Ścinawa, Dziewin, Brzeg Dolny and Lubiąż. A 100-kilometer bicycle route will be created, connecting Wołów with Lubiąż, Wielowieś with Ścinawa, Prochowice and Chocianów with Szklary Dolne. It will primarily benefit Lower Silesians. The project has received more than PLN 32 million in EU funding, and will thus make smaller Lower Silesian towns more attractive and promote them, opening them to tourism. One example is Lubiaz, located on the Oder River, which, together with the historic Cistercian abbey, is one of Lower Silesia’s architectural pearls.

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