Informing. Networking. Innovating. Inducing.
Perfiles de las RRN
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Las redes rurales nacionales (RRN) operan en cada uno de los Estados miembros para apoyar y promover los objetivos de desarrollo rural definidos en los diferentes programas de desarrollo rural (PDR). Las RRN permiten y facilitan el intercambio y el aprendizaje entre todos los socios que participan en la implementación de la política de desarrollo rural: autoridades públicas, interlocutores económicos y sociales y los organismos relevantes en representación de la sociedad civil. Más abajo podrá consultar documentos con perfiles de las RRN, que contienen la información principal sobre la estructura y funcionamiento de dichas redes y sus unidades de apoyo a la red (UAR). Los perfiles incluyen secciones dedicadas a los principales objetivos, los socios, la gobernanza, el presupuesto y las actividades de comunicación y autoevaluación de las RRN. |
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Austria [PDF
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Malta [PDF
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Bélgica - Flandes [PDF
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Polonia [PDF
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Bélgica - Valonia [PDF
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Rumanía [PDF
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Croacia [PDF
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Eslovaquia [PDF
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República Checa [PDF
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Eslovenia [PDF
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Estonia [PDF
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España [PDF
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Finlandia [PDF
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Suecia [PDF
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Alemania [PDF
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Países Bajos [PDF
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Grecia [PDF
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Reino Unido - Inglaterra [PDF
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Hungría [PDF
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Reino Unido - Irlanda del Norte [PDF
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Irlanda [PDF
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Reino Unido - Escocia [PDF
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Letonia [PDF
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Reino Unido - Gales [PDF
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Lituania [PDF
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Para más información sobre las RRN, consulte las siguientes páginas:
- Informes sinópticos de las RRN: información de síntesis sobre la situación actual y las actividades de las RRN y las UAR.
- Kit de herramientas para RRN: recopilación de materiales útiles para ayudar a las UAR a cumplir con las principales tareas y objetivos de las RRN.
- Autoevaluación de las redes: visión general y recursos útiles sobre los diferentes enfoques y actividades de autoevaluación de las RRN.
The Flemish Rural Network aims at being the ‘driving force that generates group dynamics and gets rural areas on the move.
The Walloon Rural Network encourages rural development by sharing good practice, ideas and information. We work with, and for, anyone who lives, works or has an interest in rural Wallonia
Connecting for a better future
Our mission is integration and co-operation of all who participate in rural development at different levels
Νetwork and benefit
Good communication and sharing inspirational examples is a tool to successful rural development
Our purpose is engage people and the development of rural areas.
“Liv og Land” – “Life and countryside”
“Dutch NSU, the rural connectors”
“Flexibility is our greatest strength!”
The Finnish Rural Network – connecting people and ideas.
Working together to build the future of rural areas
The transfer of know-how and the exchange of experience are among the core tasks of the rural network.
We cooperate with the local people for the sustainable future of the countryside
Magyar Nemzeti Vidéki Hálózat, a vidék szolgálatában.
Hungarian National Rural Network, in service of rural Hungary.
The Network´s ambition is to maximise the impact of the Rural Development Programme by bringing it into the lives of as many people and communities as possible, and by communicating its key opportunities and outputs to all relevant stakeholders.
The National Rural Network is a project that gives Italy the chance to take part in a wider European project (European Network for Rural Development- ENRD), thus joining and completing all the activities as to rural area development for the whole period 2007-2013.
This project aims at supporting rural area development policies and even at fostering a greater and more efficient level of interaction and exchange of expertise between the related stakeholders, institutions and those working and living in rural areas.
Support of rural youth and lively entrepreneurship is core for successful rural development
Informing. Networking. Innovating. Inducing.
In Luxembourg, the rural network office is set up in the Ministry of Agriculture. The National Rural Network includes actors active in rural development: representatives of organizations, administrations, associations, municipalities, nature parks and local LEADER action groups (LAGs) as well as scientists and consultants.
The National Rural Network of Malta aims at providing a platform for bringing together Rural stakeholders with the scope of facilitating and ensuring a more effective implementation of the Rural Development Programme
The Polish National Rural Network has been engaged in the local partners’ initiatives looking for the best solutions supporting rural development.
NATIONAL RURAL NETWORK CONNECTING THE RURAL IN Portugal AND IN EUROPE
Romanian National Rural Network (RNDR) connects rural areas to rural development and European funding and initiatives, contributing to the understanding and implementing of Rural Development Programme.
Turn your ideas into actions, do it simple and clear!
Together for Rural Development!
Spoločne pre rozvoj vidieka!
The network's mission is to encourage communication and networking processes in connection with the development of rural areas.
Desarrollo rural una oportunidad para todos
Rural development: an opportunity for all
Within the rural network we are creating an arena/venue, for mutual learning and cooperation to contribute to a sustainable development in Swedish rural and coastal areas.
Working together to support Rural Development in England, the UK and Europe
“The Rural Network for Northern Ireland is open to everyone concerned with developing rural areas. We aim to inform, involve and inspire all those with an interest in the future of rural Northern Ireland”
The Scottish Rural Network (SRN) encourages rural development by sharing information, ideas and good practice. We work with, and for, anyone who lives, works or has an interest in rural Scotland
The Wales Rural Network exists to encourage good practice, share knowledge and the expertise necessary for effective RDP implementation in Wales. We are open to anyone interested in rural development or involved with the Welsh Government Rural Communities – Rural Development Programme 2014-2020 and the projects it funds.
