Project coordinator Kaj Loman, Local Action Groups Päijänne Leader + Etpähä ry, Finland xx.xx.2012.

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Project coordinator Kaj Loman, Local Action Groups Päijänne Leader + Etpähä ry, Finland xx.xx.2012

 65 Feasibility studies (on going or finished)  50 Partner searches in  30 Approved transnational projects  Themes: youth, culture, village development, tourism  Partners: Estonia, Sweden, Germany, Austria, Denmark, Norway, Poland, Lithuania, Chezch, Luxembourg, Italy, France  Goal for the programming period: 300 transnational projects

 Max. budget euros  Public support 90 – 100 % (projects for the public good…)  Possibility to apply funding for feasibility study before the actual project  In some LAGs coordinators can assist applicants when people are starting to plan a cooperation project

 A project for producing transnational projects started on September 2010  Quantitative aim has been 3 transnational projects within 1,5 – 2 years with local and foreign associations and people  Project provides assistance and ”know-how” when looking for partners, writing applications and agreements + financial support when traveling abroad

 Functional area is called Päijät-Häme (province)  In Päijät-Häme lives about people in 11 municipalities Päijät-Häme in Finland

 No idea of partners; who, why & when?  Lack of resources; who has the time & energy  Creating something new and different is always demanding  Suspiciousness and mistrust  Inexperience of the project coordinator

 If something is new, you can do it on your own way (even if there are strict rules)  There are lots of potential partners after you have found a way to reach them  Funding in Finland can be applied easily since the competition of axis 421 funding is on a low level  Basically everything in Leader – program can be done internationally if you just find the people who are motivated to do this

 2 transnational projects has been approved by government officials within 1,5 years (on spring 2012)  Many people have attended on meetings abroad with the support of this project (In France, Slovenia, Lithuania, Estonia, Hungary, Sweden and Denmark)  So far cooperation has been most succesful with Slovenians, Swedes and Danish, most likely because of coincidence

 Transnational project between LAG’s Päijänne Leader (Finland) and Obsotelje in Kozjansko (Slovenia)  Basic idea is to arrange 2 riding camps for riding pupils (Finns will send pupils to Slovenia and vice versa)  Project is applied by riding centers and associations (implemented 1.3. – ), budget in Finland about euros

 Transnational project between 2 Finnish LAGs Etpähä ry and Ykkösakseli ry + 1 Swedish LAG PH  In the project main aim is to develop management fishing and utilization of fish catch in several lake areas  Project lasts about 2 years ( – ) and a project manager works in it on a part-time basis  Budget in one Finnish area euros

 One potential idea could be implemented between Finnish, Swedish and Danish LAGs  Basic idea is to create several workshops in each country to develop entrepreneurship, village activities and local markets  In the Finnish program are few limits for this type of project but we are doing the best we can to fulfill this idea (with max. financial support)

 What to do?  Why to do something?  Who can do something?  When can everything be done and in which order?

 Hard and persistent communication traffic  Broadmindedness and open discussion  Simple and concrete goals  Humour and mistakes

 Try to find out what potential partners are missing instead of what partners could give to each other  Keep everything as simple as possible; focus on timetables and pragmatic issues  Avoid joint costs!!! All the partners are responsible of their own costs  Do not try to solve anything that nobody else hasn’t solved already; focuse on doing instead of inventing

 A joint coordination project: A project with at least 2 partners where coordinators look for potential people and ideas and assist them in project planning  Youth exchange / workshops: Depending on the theme you can arrange camps, meetings, workshops etc. where you can provide some new / updated skills for participants  ”Exchange of things”: Organising sales events in partner countries in order to promote exporting

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