A countryside for the future
”In MittSkåne and northwestern Skåne, we have a countryside that carries what is required to meet the demands placed on sustainable, vibrant, and resourceful rural areas.”
Photo: Sophie Olsson, Leader Lappland
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Our area – a place to feel proud of
More and more people are choosing to move to the countryside, and everyone is welcome here. When we meet, inclusion, community, and pride in our place are created. In our area, we utilize resources and create development based on knowledge and consideration for future generations. Entrepreneurship, innovation, employment, and the growth that occurs go hand in hand with how we create conditions for people to feel good and have a daily life close to everything we need. The idea of sustainability involves everything from humans to the land we cultivate, how we utilize our nature and resources to how we create development, ideas, and new paths into the future.
This is how it goes
We want the time and commitment you invest in an application to us to provide good opportunities for your application to be approved, so start by contacting us at the development office. We can tell you more about the leader method, criteria for project selection, and what is good to consider when writing an application. The conversation contributes to us jointly refining the idea and finding the core that can then become a successful leader project.
Lerberget's harbor
Completion of the color workshop
Rydebäck's community center
Trägas – local energy solution for rural preparedness
Vintage by Lena
Live music for a vibrant countryside
Linderslund's food forest
Önneköp is growing – a feasibility study
Meeting place Heden
Historical Image Bank
Pre-study: Save coastal fishing!
Movement and enthusiasm in Kågeröd
What is the Leader method?
Voluntary engagement is the foundation!
Leader is a method for rural development introduced by the EU in 1991. The method focuses on local anchoring, initiative, and engagement. The idea is that the development of your place is most effectively carried out by those who live and work there – by you, your association, local businesses, and other organizations. You are the ones who know what needs and challenges must be addressed.