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Viimsi Spa, Estonia 15th September, 2011 LEADER approach today and after 2013 – new challenges Petri Rinne ELARD ELARD on the road to the Petri Rinne ELARD President Marseille, France 25th January, 2012

ELARD before and today International non-profit organization founded in 1999 by 5 European national informal LEADER networks: 1. French LEADER Network - LEADER France 2. Greek LEADER Network - Eλληνικό Δίκτυο LEADER 3. Irish LEADER Network - Comhar LEADER na hEireann 4. Italian LEADER Network - AssoLEADER 5. Spanish LEADER Network – REDR Today, ELARD is representing more than 700 LAGs (from some 2300 in total) through voluntary networks in 23 countries: Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, North Ireland, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden + Croatia & Macedonia Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, North Ireland, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden + Croatia & Macedonia Bulgaria, Cyprus, Germany In contact with Rural Networks in Bulgaria, Cyprus, Germany

ELARD aims One of the most important aims of ELARD is to: "campaign to spread the philosophy, principles and reach of the LEADER method grounded in the eight specific features in order to achieve sustainable rural development across Europe". The association aims also to: "represent the interests and needs of its members in front of other international, European, and national institutions to liaise with other stakeholders and institutions working towards an integrated rural development and to influence EU policies in favour of rural development". 3

The Finnish Presidency aims 4 1. Strengthen and spread the LEADER methodology - CLLD working groups, FARNET, Balkan area candidate countries, LEADER Dissemination seminar in Finland in June Improve the LEADER implementation environment - EN RD LEADER Sub-Committee and Coordination Committee, DG Agri Advisory Group for Agriculture and Rural Development, EN RD Focus Group on Improving the Quality of Local Development Plans, one-to-one meetings with Mr Ciolos, his cabinet members, MEPs, DG Agri officials 3. Extend ELARD membership - 7 new member countries: Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Macedonia, Scotland, Slovakia, Sweden 4. Support Transnational Cooperation - annual ELARD gatherings launched in cooperation with member networks, EN RD and other key partners - LAG staff exchange program introduced - website renewal and TNC partner search promotion 5. Produce good quality Report on the Presidency Activities - on the way!

Potential issues In spite of the CSF, CAP and Cohesion Policy still remain strongly separated – and the CLLD is somewhere in between (e.g. 3 % payments sanction rule set by the Horizontal Regulation badly fits to the CLLD) 2. The CLLD plays ”a leftover role” in the CAP and is considered non- agricultural – even though the LAGs involve local farmers and would be eager to support agricultural innovation and job creation (LAGs should have full potential to implement all six RDP priorities)

6 Potential issues EN RD Focus Group 4 on Improving the Quality of LAGs’ Local Development Strategies (LDS): 2/3 of the replied LAGs considered their budget was inadequate to fully reach their LDS goals  Adequate RURAL CLLD funding is crucial, multi-fund approach mostly benefits the URBAN CLLD

Potential Successes 7 1. CLLD dissemination to urban areas  counterparts to rural LAGs for better rural-urban links and cooperation (see e.g. URBACT report on CLLD, Paul Soto & al., Feb 2012) 2. Start-up Kit for CLLD, provisions for capacity building, transnational and overseas cooperation made simpler (hopefully resulting in more transfers between the OMS and NMS, old LAGs and new LAGs, EU and Developing Nations)

8 Potential Successes 3. Administrative simplifications such as flat rate and lump sums payments procedure introduced from the Cohesion policy side  Committee of Regions: ”Back to the dynamism of LEADER I!”

Together we are stronger! European LEADER Association for Rural Development (ELARD) Rue de Saint-Laurent B-1000 Brussels