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An overview of the eu's strategies for rural development under axis 3 and 4. Axis 3 focuses on the diversification of the rural economy and improvement of quality of life, while axis 4 introduces innovation through the leader approach. Eu priorities, key actions, and national strategy plans for each axis, as well as the toolbox for implementing these strategies.
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Key actions: supporting traditional and new activities, the participation of women in the labour market, micro-enterprises, training, diffusion of ICT, renewable resources, tourism, local infrastructure
Challenges for sustainable rural areas:
National priorities for axis 3 and 4 Identifying target indicators to measure progress
The Member State has to indicate:
and on axis 4 (phasing in for the new Member States) of the Community contribution
the strategy (EU + national priorities)
Area based local strategies
Public-private partnerships (local action groups)
Bottom up approach
Multi-sectoral and integrated
Innovative
Cooperation
Networking
Implementing the diversification of the rural economy:
Implementing the improvement of the quality of life (continued)
training animators for preparation and implementation of strategies, promotional events, implementation of local development public-private partnerships other than Leader
The rural population at large is beneficiary for the diversification and quality of life axis
Demarcation (distinguishing between investments made with EAFDR and the Structural Funds)
operations are supported by each fund
accommodation, ad hoc training courses linked to projects, may be supported by the EAFRD, while larger investments are better placed with the Structural Funds.
The diversification of rural economies and the improvement of
the quality of rural life, more so when realised through Leader, are key factors for:
areas
creation and innovation in all sectors