LOCAL ACTIVITY GROUPS Grzegorz Orawiec Brussels 14-15 May 2012 ”Sweet home Alabama …”

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LOCAL ACTIVITY GROUPS Grzegorz Orawiec Brussels May 2012 ”Sweet home Alabama …”

LEADER Leader is a partner approach to rural development, implemented by Local Activity Groups (LAG) through the development of Local Development Strategy (LDS) by the rural community and implementation the projects, connecting human, natural, cultural, historical resources. Leader is a partner approach to rural development, implemented by Local Activity Groups (LAG) through the development of Local Development Strategy (LDS) by the rural community and implementation the projects, connecting human, natural, cultural, historical resources. The objective of this activity is to create social capital on the rural areas by activating citizens and creation of new workplaces on rural areas. The objective of this activity is to create social capital on the rural areas by activating citizens and creation of new workplaces on rural areas.

Local Activity Groups is a partnership consisting of representatives of three sectors: public economic social

Characteristic of LAG LAG has legal personality and takes the form of a foundation, association or union of associations. LAG has legal personality and takes the form of a foundation, association or union of associations. Concentration on complex rural development with the support of the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD). Concentration on complex rural development with the support of the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD).  Supervision of local action groups has the regional administration;  Key part of the LAG is a Council elected by the General Assembly from among its members, which selects the projects which have to be implemented (50% rule)

Mandatory elements in the structure of the LAG: General Assembly General Assembly Council (decision-making body) Council (decision-making body) Board (operational activity) Board (operational activity) Audit Comittee (Control Authority) Audit Comittee (Control Authority)

Local Development Strategy (LDS)  The base for any actions and taking by the Local Activity Group (LAG) under the Rural Development Programme (EAFRD).  LDS defines the directions of development of the area covered by the LAG.  Main points of LDS: - description of present situation / mapping resources / diagnosis e.g. based on SWOT analysis / strategic goals / planned actions / criteria e.g. strategic / system of implementation (partners linked with tasks) / financial plan / system of monitoring and updating

Implementation of strategy = the basic tools Implementation of actions from Rural Development Programme for which the beneficiary is LAG Implementation of actions from Rural Development Programme for which the beneficiary is LAG Call for proposal for projects: Call for proposal for projects: - Diversification into non-agricultural activities (311) - Diversification into non-agricultural activities (311) - Creation and development of micro-enterprise (312) - Village renewal and development - Small grants Verification of applications from the beneficiaries Verification of applications from the beneficiaries Selection the projects for funding (coherent with LDS) Selection the projects for funding (coherent with LDS) Sending revised applications to the Agency for Restructurisation and Modernisation of Agriculture (ARMA) for final approval. Sending revised applications to the Agency for Restructurisation and Modernisation of Agriculture (ARMA) for final approval.

Maps of the LAGs Maps of the LAGs

LAG Sandomierz Land & Apple’s track

The route is about 200 km long and passes through all the municipalities of Sandomierz county (9 municipalities = inhabitants) The route is about 200 km long and passes through all the municipalities of Sandomierz county (9 municipalities = inhabitants) The main part of this track is 30 fruit farms of three-generation tradition of gardening in the field of production of apples, pears, cherries, plums The main part of this track is 30 fruit farms of three-generation tradition of gardening in the field of production of apples, pears, cherries, plums Tourists can also visit the professionally run vineyards (rebuild after 200 years) Tourists can also visit the professionally run vineyards (rebuild after 200 years) There is a Chamber of Gardening Tradition There is a Chamber of Gardening Tradition Attraction on the Apple’s track is a 100 ha fishing farm in the municipality Łoniów. There live 15 species of fish Attraction on the Apple’s track is a 100 ha fishing farm in the municipality Łoniów. There live 15 species of fish Farmshouses offer for tourist: accommodation, traditional meals and entertaining activitiessuch as: horseback riding, fishing, barbecue, games, bicycles tours and outdoor fun e.g. calendar of local events Farmshouses offer for tourist: accommodation, traditional meals and entertaining activitiessuch as: horseback riding, fishing, barbecue, games, bicycles tours and outdoor fun e.g. calendar of local events (From April to October)

Local Activity Group (LGD) Flint Circle ”Delta” local association – 2003 (idea + team + external funds) ”Delta” local association – 2003 (idea + team + external funds) Small beginning & step by step investment (tracks of dinosaur) Small beginning & step by step investment (tracks of dinosaur) Encouraging: local business + municipalities + ngo’s (informal partnership) Encouraging: local business + municipalities + ngo’s (informal partnership) Creating Local Activity Group ” Flint Circle” (formal partnership) Creating Local Activity Group ” Flint Circle” (formal partnership) Delta as the company & owner of Jurassic Park + spa in ppp Delta as the company & owner of Jurassic Park + spa in ppp LGD - common projects :promotion, trainings, events. LGD - common projects :promotion, trainings, events. The results: The results: visitors per year in Baltow (750 inhabitants) - Unemployment rate: 40% - 5% - support from Ostrowiec City

Bałtów Jurassic Park

LAG Creating the partnership - Preparation stage Building the partnership - Is the partnership needed ? (motivation) Building the partnership - Is the partnership needed ? (motivation) The members of the partnership: The members of the partnership: - Why exactly these partners ? (links: history, economy, river, road) - The structure of the partnership (the unofficial leaders ?) - Cooperation with MA & outside partners Partnership agreement: Partnership agreement: - The LDS ↔ The rules of the programmes - Tasks’ division & schedule & budget - Long-term perspective Periodic revision of aims ↔ results Periodic revision of aims ↔ results Informal day by day cooperation Informal day by day cooperation

Name of your presentation Summing up: LAG Local Activity Group = Formal long-term strategic partnership Local Activity Group = Formal long-term strategic partnership - Common background & values & strategic aims - Common projects - Networking (parnerships =people) But remember ! Resources are always limited & You have to share with partners

LAG ”Fighting for money” & ”Need for partnership”

Real LAG ”Partnership = Trust”

Success of LAG ”Common emotions & passions”

Thank you for your attention ! Grzegorz Orawiec