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SLOVENIAN RURAL DEVELOPMENT NETWORK SRDN DRUŠTVO ZA RAZVOJ SLOVENSKEGA PODEŽELJA - DRSP

SLOVENIAN RURAL DEVELOPMENT NETWORK SRDN DRUŠTVO ZA RAZVOJ SLOVENSKEGA PODEŽELJA - DRSP. Goran Šoster, LEADER Seminar Croatia / Mrkopolje / Nov. 2011. Slovenian Rural Development Network - SRDN.

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SLOVENIAN RURAL DEVELOPMENT NETWORK SRDN DRUŠTVO ZA RAZVOJ SLOVENSKEGA PODEŽELJA - DRSP

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  1. SLOVENIAN RURAL DEVELOPMENT NETWORK SRDN DRUŠTVO ZA RAZVOJ SLOVENSKEGA PODEŽELJA - DRSP Goran Šoster, LEADER Seminar Croatia / Mrkopolje / Nov. 2011

  2. Slovenian Rural Development Network - SRDN • Emerged as follow up of the Integral rural development programmes and regional workshops of the initiative PREPARE (Partnership for Rural Europe) • Established 16. Oct.2002, • Start of operation inJanuary 2003 • Membership: individuals, NGOs, LAGs from all Slovenian area • New members: 27 LAGs (from total 33) • SRDN is the meeting and coordination place to support integral development and projects in the rural area

  3. Mission of the SRDN • Connecting all actors from the different levels of the rural area • Supporting cooperation, links and exchange between institutions and individuals in the rural area • Representing the interests of the members on the national and international level • Enable the flow of information on all levels between non governmental and governnmental level • To represent the rural civil society in the process of preparation of the Rural Development policy

  4. On going activities of SRDN • Expanding the membership beyond LAGs • Informing the members and publicity about achievements and problems in rural development • Cooperation in the international activities and initiatives and in the bodies of EU • Trainings and education programmes for the members • Implamenting of projects like: • TEPA – training of European partnership animators, • Grundtvig – Learning partnerships

  5. 3 leading themes of the project TEPA From local participation to intersectoral partnership Rural resource management Strategicplaning

  6. Content and duration of the TEPA • Preparation of the training programme for partnership animators • Manual for animators and partnerships • Project duration: autumn 2006 - autumn 2008 • Budget of the project: 161.225 € • Involved: • 6 countries (Slovenia, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Sweden) • 9 partners • 15 experienced experts for rural development • 50 participants of the trainings • More than 10 local partnerships (exchange)

  7. Training of animators • Two pilot trainings – each training gathered 25 participants from 5 countries • First training: locations from Slovenia and Hungary • Second training: Slovakia, Czech R. and Poland • Each training different methodological approach

  8. Cooperation in the European initiatives • PREPARE (active member) • 13 countries: Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Litvania, Poland, Czech R., Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, (Macedonia) • Target countries: Albania, Belorusia, BiH,Bulgaria, Monte Negro, Romania, Turkey,Ukraine • Representative in the EN RD COORDINATION COMMITTEE • Representatives in LEADER SUB-COMMITTEE • Representative in DG Agri-RD Advisorygroup

  9. Cooperation in the European initiatives • ELARD (European LEADER Network) • Member of ERA – European Rural Alliance • Member of ERCA – European Rural Communities Accociation • Bilateral or multilateral initiatives related to certain projects (cooperation with Italian, Croatian, Hungarian and Austrian partners) • Transnational cooperation in projects • with Latvian Rural Forum in Turkey; • with ALKA in Macedonia • with IDM in Albania

  10. What makes us visible in the country • Publishing the statements about RD policy, created within: • PREPARE OG • Round tables • Organising events (focused on the membership needs – recently LEADER oriented) • Active participationin the proces of creation (SUGGESTIONS TO M.A.) and implementation of RD policy (MONITORING COMMITTEE) 2004-2006 and 2007-2013 • Connecting local initiatives + LAGs

  11. Achievements of SRDN until today PREPARE GATHERING 2009 • Organised in co-operation with HMRR • 80 participants from 18 countries • 10 EU member states • 8 non member states with expressed interest on joining EU

  12. Achievements of SRDN until today - LEADER • Status of umbrella organisation – network of LOCAL ACTION GROUPS • LEADER programme is temporary focus of the SRDN • 33 LAGs active in LEADER programme • 27 of them are members of SRDN • Recognised representative of LAGs and rural civil society according to the voluntary input and delivered results

  13. Thanks for your attention !!! contact: goran@preparenetwork.org

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