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Projects & Practice

Total results: 16.

Business start-up support for young farmers

Keywords:: Farm restructuring/modernisation, Women, Young farmers
Countries:: Lithuania

A young female farmer in Lithuania benefited from EAFRD business start-up support to establish a modern, profitable farm.

Complex development of a Mangalica farm

Keywords:: Added value, Animal husbandry, Farm restructuring/modernisation, Young farmers
Countries:: Hungary

A young farmer realised her dream to set up a farm for breeding the Hungarian swine Mangalica using support from various RDP measures.

Supporting a Small Metalwork Producer

Keywords:: Farm restructuring/modernisation, Job creation, Rural SMEs
Countries:: Hungary

LEADER funding in two subsequent projects helped a small metalware company grow its size and capacity and take advantage of new market opportunities.

Constructing an Environmentally Friendly Manufactory Hall

Keywords:: Energy efficiency, LEADER/CLLD, Rural SMEs
Countries:: Hungary

A Hungarian woodworking business used LEADER support for the construction of a new environmentally friendly manufactory hall.

Across the country

Keywords:: Job creation, Social inclusion, Vocational training & skills acquisition
Countries:: Hungary

Strengthening social enterprises in two Hungarian regions became a leverage to increase local employment in disadvantaged communities.

“Goodies village” in Lithuania

Keywords:: Job creation, LEADER/CLLD, Local food, Women
Countries:: Lithuania

This Lithuanian LEADER project empowered the women of a small village to create a brand for their organic fruit and vegetables, and increase the income they generate by selling their home produce.