Community-led local development and ESIF strategies
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The document discusses community-led local development (CLLD) initiatives in rural England, highlighting their integration with various EU funding streams, such as the LEADER and EMFF programs. Key achievements include the establishment of 64 Local Action Groups (LAGs), the approval of over 4,200 projects, the creation of more than 2,600 jobs, and support for micro-enterprises and farm modernization. The document emphasizes the positive impact of these initiatives on local communities and economies.
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- 1. Community-led Local Development and ESIF Strategies David Wilford Rural Communities Policy Unit, Defra
- 2. 2 Community Led Local Development, including Leader and FLAGs Maritime and Fisheries Programme (EMFF) Rural Development Programme (EAFRD) Growth Programme (ERDF, ESF & EAFRD) Growth Teams Co-financing Organisations LEPs Projects A “Growth Programme” will align all EU funding streams...
- 3. What defines CLLD / LEADER? 3
- 4. Urban CLLD – new configurations 4
- 5. What we’ve achieved with LEADER.. • 64 LAGs in England covering approximately 70% of England’s rural areas with a total budget of £138m • Over 1000 civil society representatives involved • Over 4,200 projects approved to date • Over 21,000 training days delivered to date • Over 2,600 jobs created to date • 1,420 villages benefitted from Leader projects to date • Tourism: >115,000 overnights stays, >800,000 days visits • More than 700 micro-enterprises supported, nearly 200 new ones created • Over 300 farm modernisation projects delivered • Up to £3m allocated to support LEADER in transition 5
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- 8. Community-led Local Development and ESIF Strategies David Wilford Rural Communities Policy Unit, Defra