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Title: RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IRELAND 20072013 Axes 3


1
RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IRELAND
2007-2013Axes 3 4 (LEADER)
  • EU RURAL DEVELOPMENT DIVISION, DCRGA
  • 4th June 2008
  • Information Sessions on Application Process
  • Portlaosie

2
RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IRELAND
2007-2013Axes 3 4 (LEADER)
  • 4th June 2008 - Portlaoise
  • Information Sessions on
  • Application Process

3
Before we start thehousekeeping
4
Focus of TodaysInformation Session
  • Information on Application Process
  • Information on the R.D.P. 2007-13, Axes 3 4
  • Comments / Questions at end of Presentations
  • RDP_at_Pobail.ie
  • www.pobail.ie

5
Applications
  • Groups wishing to apply should forward 6 hard
    copies and one electronic copy on CD in Microsoft
    Word or PDF format, of their application business
    plan by 4.00 p.m. on Friday 4th July 2008 to the
    following
  • Ms. Deirdre Kelly,
  • Rural Development II,
  • Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht
    Affairs,
  • Teeling Street,
  • Tubbercurry,
  • Co. Sligo

6
Background LEADER Pre-2007
  • LEADER Approach Introduced 1991
  • Local Delivery of Rural Development Actions
  • Local Participation
  • Innovative Approaches

7
LEADER 1991 - 2007
  • EU LEADER Programmes
  • LEADER I 1991-93
  • LEADER II 1994-99
  • LEADER 2000-06
  • Rural Development Programme 2007 - 2013
  • Council Regulation (EC) No. 1698/2005
  • Commission Approval 24th July 2007

8
Rural Development Programme 2007- 2013
  • Structure of RDP 2007 2013
  • Improving the competitiveness of agriculture
  • Improving the environment
  • Improving the quality of life in rural areas
  • Individual Measures
  • Axis 4 - LEADER

9
Axis 3 Improving the Quality of Life
  • Funding of 425m
  • Improve quality of life in rural areas and
    encourage diversification
  • Focus on developing
  • ICT capabilities
  • Tourism infrastructure
  • Community services and facilities
  • Business creation and development

10
Measures under Axis 3 4
  • Diversification into non-agricultural activities
  • Support for business creation and development
  • Encouragement of tourism activities
  • Basic services for the economy and rural
    population
  • Village renewal and development
  • Conservation and upgrading of rural heritage
  • Training and Information
  • Skills acquisition and animation
  • Implementing co-operation projects

11
Diversification intoNon-Agricultural Activities
  • Funding available - 16.66m
  • Eligible activities
  • Provision of tourism facilities
  • Development of niche tourism and educational
    services
  • Development of farm shops

12
Support for Business Creation and Development
  • Funding available 48.26m
  • Eligible activities
  • Assistance for start-up and existing
    micro-enterprises
  • Development of innovative products and
    activities
  • Assistance to add value to local products
  • Actions to foster rural entrepreneurship

13
Encouragement ofTourism Activities
  • Funding available 45.40m
  • Eligible activities
  • Provision of infrastructural needs for tourism
    and countryside recreation
  • Maintenance of vernacular features
  • Development of forests
  • Development of niche tourism

14
Basic Services for the Economy and Rural
Population
  • Funding available 49.61m
  • Eligible activities
  • Amenity and leisure facilities
  • Cultural activities
  • Certain arts facilities
  • General community and recreational infrastructure

15
Village Renewaland Development
  • Funding available - 54.20m
  • Eligible activities
  • Environmental upgrading
  • Public utilities
  • General surface upgrading and renovation of
    derelict buildings
  • Farmers Markets

16
Conservation and Upgradingof the Rural Heritage
  • Funding available - 51.70m
  • Eligible activities
  • Preservation and development of vernacular
    architecture
  • Restoration and development of locally
    significant natural areas
  • Environmental initiatives
  • Alternative renewable actions

17
Training and Information
  • Funding available - 29.45m
  • Eligible activities
  • Provision of general and specialised training
    courses
  • Development of training facilities
  • Provision of flexible learning opportunities
  • Developing capacity of rural dwellers to utilise
    ICT

18
Skills Acquisition and Animation
  • Funding available - 34.63m
  • Eligible activities
  • Actions to create awareness, understanding and
    motivation in rural communities
  • Initiatives to animate specific interest or
    marginal groups to harness unique potential

19
Implementing Co-operation Projects
  • Funding available 10.70m
  • Eligible activities
  • Trans-national
  • Inter-territorial

20
Rates of Aid and Grant Ceilings
  • As a general rule
  • Maximum Rate 50
  • Maximum Amount 150,000
  • Exceptions
  • Community Projects 75 to max 200,000
  • Private Promoters 50 to max 200,000
  • Analysis Development
  • Community Projects 90 to max 30,000
  • Private Promoters 75 to max 30,000
  • Training
  • Rate of Aid 100 to max 200,000

21
Management and Control Structures
  • EU Commission
  • Paying Agency Department of Agriculture
    Fisheries and Food
  • Certifying body Deloitte Touche
  • Managing Authorities
  • Implementing Divisions and Inspectorate
    Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Food
  • EU Rural Development Division and Inspectorate
    Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht
    Affairs

22
Management and Control Reporting
  • High level reporting structure
  • Tight deadlines
  • Requirements and deadlines prescribed by EU
    Commission and Department of Agriculture
    Fisheries and Food as Paying Agency

23
Management Control Structure
  • Managing Authority
  • Rural Development Division, DAFF
  • Implementing Divisions and Associated
    Inspectorate, DAFF
  • Department of Community, Rural Gaeltacht
    Affairs, Inspectorate Local Action Groups
  • Paying Agency
  • Co-ordinated by Finance Division DAFF -
    financial management and control system
  • Certifying Body
  • Deloitte Touche, independent verifier of the
    completeness and accuracy of the paying agencys
    accounts.

24
USEFUL WEBSITES
  • Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
    Rural Development
  • http//www.agriculture.gov.ie/index.jsp?filecap/C
    APruraldevelopment06.xml
  • European Commission
  • http//ec.europa.eu/agriculture/rurdev/index_en.ht
    m
  • Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht
    Affairs
  • http//www.pobail.ie/en/RuralDevelopment/
  • National Development Plan
  • http//www.ndp.ie/docs/NDP_Homepage/1131.htm

25
Thank You
26
Applications
  • Groups wishing to apply should forward 6 hard
    copies and one electronic copy on CD in Microsoft
    Word or PDF format, of their application business
    plan by 4.00 p.m. on Friday 4th July 2008 to the
    following
  • Ms. Deirdre Kelly,
  • Rural Development II,
  • Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht
    Affairs,
  • Teeling Street,
  • Tubbercurry,
  • Co. Sligo
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