- 1. PARTNER MEETING
- (Partner Meeting)
- ... 3 minutes per partner, please be prepared!) on the best local pilot/practice, impacts realised and lessons learnt; to be continued on June 5 and 6 [ Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, Vejenm Kommun, Rogaland, Fryslan ...
- 2. FRANCE
- (Countries)
- ... to a problem of habitat and local development : the local businesses close; to a problem of urbanism : agricultural fields disapear although there are vacancy for inhabitants; to a problem of ...
- 3. GERMANY
- (Countries)
- ... the local airport and a large amount of logistic industries surrounding the airport: Not the best precondition to form a brand, because the people of Langenhagen mostly relate mobility to pollution and ...
- 4. NORWAY
- (Countries)
- ... with the County of Rogaland. We are "building up" a park for local food. In the park local producers can rent a locality for testing out their products and get help for developing ...
- 5. IRELAND
- (Countries)
- ... has a rich food culture, founded on the dedication of local producers to consistently deliver fresh, high quality produce and endorsed by a discerning public who choose the best of what West Cork has to ...
- 6. ROMANIA
- (Countries)
- ... the small farming agriculture and most of food is made by them. Immerse yourself in local culture with a stay in a traditional farmhouse or family run guesthouse! There are more than 20 pensions ...
- 7. NETHERLANDS
- (Countries)
- ... Regional stakeholders (entrepreneurs, local and provincial government and other stakeholders) have organized their cooperation in the organization: netwerk noordoost The region ...
- 8. DENMARK
- (Countries)
- ... infrastructure is strong with motorway and railway across the municipality. As broadband connection for the future we now have fibre to the home (FTTH) offered by two local and co-operative electricity ...
- 9. Branding rural areas: motives, measures and management
- (scientific articles)
- ... 20, 2013 Abstract Recent developments, such as the shrinking population, make the exposure of rural areas through branding more important. Local governments and professionals find it challenging ...
- 10. Service provision in rural areas Concepts from Vital Rural Area
- (scientific articles)
- ... 2012 Abstract The purpose of this article is to extract and develop the service models in the context of a transnational collaborative network of local communities supported under the EU-Interreg ...
- 11. Promoting and empowering small and medium sized enterprises in rural areas
- (scientific articles)
- ... of local economies can contribute to better welfare and beneficial territorial dynamics. Developing of rural areas requires an empowerment of entrepreneurs and small businesses. Achieving empowerment is ...
- 12. Stimulating innovation and business growth in rural SMEs
- (SME Empowerment and enterpreneurship)
- ... funded support for business start up Aging population not engaged with the local economy. University not engaged with the local economy Tools ...
- 13. My Business.... a web portal for business advice (DK)
- (projects sme empowerment)
- ... of the project (cf. CAA): which stakeholders were involved? - Local advisors - Local business services - Sydenergi ...
- 14. Digital Commerce -toolkit for SMEs (DK)
- (projects sme empowerment)
- ... (cf. CAA): which stakeholders were involved? - Local business services from all of the Region of South Denmark - Institut for Miljø- ...
- 15. COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT APPROACH
- (rpp-methodology)
- ... main steps: The gathering together all potential partners in the region (local, regional, public, private, different sectors, knowledge institutes). 2) Facilitating a process based on respecting ...
- 16. Smart Rural Network Society: a community-based portal
- (Community Building)
- ... are designed to strengthen the social cohesion.When logged in at the portal, the inhabitants of Burum can: arrange mutual aid through WeHelpen.nl enter a "safe" local social community ...
- 17. Broadband and digital services
- (Broadband and Digital Services)
- ... lack of education, local traditions and habits are very important as well. Citizens and public servants need an introduction and training to be comfortable with new digital solutions, and sometimes usual ...
- 18. Ambassadors for Regional Branding
- (Profiling and Branding)
- ... a selection of 60 companies in the region , large and small, international orientated or local starters, representative for the most important sectors, and with a certain spread over the region. This selection ...
- 19. Ambassadors promoting entrepreneurship: ‘For Enterprise, it’s us’ (B)
- (projects profiling and branding)
- ... CEO’s of some important companies in W-Flanders what process did you run through to fit the project into local conditions? how did you sustainably implement the project (locally, regionally)? - Selection ...
- 20. Ambassadors involvement in promoting a region (NL)
- (projects community building)
- ... to be proud of the region, to tell it to others and to stay in touch in the future, by a digital or social network. what process did you run through to fit the project into local conditions? The ...