Good Practice - Case Study

LEADER case study – Using the multi-fund approach to meet local needs

The Local Action Group (LAG) Kostenets 2010 in Bulgaria has designed its development strategy with a strong focus on local needs. The use of the multi-fund approach allows them to meet specific local needs effectively.
  • CAP Implementation
  • - Programming period: 2014-2022 Bulgaria
    - Programming period: 2014-2022 Bulgaria

    General information

    RDP Priority
    • P6. Social inclusion and local development
    RDP Focus Area
    • 6B: Local development
    RDP Measure
    • M19: LEADER/CLLD

    Summary

    The Local Action Group (LAG) Kostenets 2010 in Bulgaria has designed its development strategy with a strong focus on local needs. After extensive consultations with stakeholders, including employers and residents, it was clear that rural depopulation was an important issue. The LAG used multi-fund approach for the first time as a way to tackle these issues. This case study explores the challenges and lessons learned in the process.

    Results

    • Thanks to the project, trust and confidence in Europe have substantially increased among the local population
    • The LAG’s staff have acquired experience in dealing with different funding regimes; and
    • Authorities and have strengthened their know-how and confidence.
    Promoter

    Local Action Group Kostenets 2010

    Funding

    n/a

    Themen

    Ressourcen

    Documents

    English language

    s12_leader_case-study_bg_multi-fund.pdf

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