National partners
The ERP has National Partners in 40 countries within the wider Europe:
Albania, Armenia, Austria, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Montenegro, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Macedonia, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, UK: England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales.
For information on each partner organisation click this link
For a map of partner locations click this link
National Partners are membership-based civil society organizations. Their membership structure varies between countries, including:
- rural village movements with wide membership of the rural communities – gathered at local, regional and national levels to support rural areas and people
- a forum or network of national or regional organisations representing different sectors of rural society, each with its own membership
- networks of Local Action Groups (LAGs) - partnerships between private, civil and public sectors, operating with the LEADER method, to offer advice and support to rural entrepreneurs, communities and voluntary groups, which serve many thousands of rural citizens.
Through these membership structures, the partner organisations have both a commitment, and a built-in mechanism, to disseminate information, ideas, practical examples and support to and from rural communities and citizens across Europe.
National Partners |
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Albania |
Albanian Network for Rural Development, ANRD |
Quodev |
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Armenia |
Development Principles NGO, Armenia |
Austria |
LEADER-forum Austria |
Belarus |
International Foundation on Rural Development |
Sustainable development Centre |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Network for Rural development in Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Bulgaria |
STEP, Society for Territorial and Environmental Prosperity |
Croatia |
Croatian Rural Development Network – HMRR |
Cyprus |
Troodos Network of Thematic Centers |
Czech Republic |
National Network of Local Action Groups in the Czech Republic |
Denmark |
Council of Rural Districts – (Landsdistrikternes Fællesråd LDF) |
England (UK) |
Action with Communities in Rural England - ACRE |
Estonia |
Estonian Village Movement – Kodukant (MTÜ Eesti Külaliikumine) |
Finland |
Village Action Association of Finland (Suomen kylätoiminta ry, SYTY) |
France |
LEADER France (la Fédération des GAL de France) |
Georgia |
Civil Development Agency (CiDA) |
Germany |
Federal working group of LEADER Action Groups (Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft der LEADER) |
Village Movement Brandenburg (Dorfbewegung Brandenburg Netzwerk) |
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Greece |
Greek LEADER Network |
Hungary |
Rural Workshop Foundation (representing Hungarian Rural Network) |
Iceland |
Islandic Landsbyggȏin Lifi |
Ireland |
Irish Rural Link |
Kosovo |
Network of Organisations for Rural Development of Kosovo |
Latvia |
Latvian Rural Forum (Latvijas Lauku forums) |
Lithuania |
Lithuanian Rural Communities Union |
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia |
Rural Development Network of the Republic of Macedonia |
Moldova |
Pro Cooperare Regională NGO |
Montenegro |
Network for Rural Development of Montenegro |
Netherlands |
Landelijke Vereniging voor Kleine Kernen LVKK |
Northern Ireland UK |
Rural Community Network |
Poland |
Polish Forum on the Animation of Rural Areas |
Portugal |
MINHA TERRA Network |
Romania |
Civitas Foundation for Civil Society |
Scotland UK |
Scottish Rural Action |
Serbia |
Network for Rural Development of Serbia |
Slovakia |
Rural Parliament in Slovakia (Vidiecky parlament na Slovensku VIPA) |
Slovenia |
Slovenian Rural Development Network |
Spain |
Spanish Network for Rural Development (REDR) |
Cordinacao Rural de Catalunya |
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Sweden |
Hela Sverige ska leva (HSSL) |
Turkey |
Development Foundation of Turkey (Türkiye Kalkınma Vakfı) |
Ukraine |
National Ecological Centre of Ukraine |
Wales UK |
PLANED (Pembrokeshire Local Action Network for Enterprise and Development) |