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SLOVENIAN RURAL DEVELOPMENT NETWORK SRDN DRUŠTVO ZA RAZVOJ SLOVENSKEGA PODEŽELJA - DRSP
Goran Šoster, LEADER Seminar Croatia / Mrkopolje / Nov. 2011
Slovenian Rural Development Network - SRDN
Emerged as follow up of the Integral rural development programmes and regional workshops of the initiative PREPARE (Partnership for Rural Europe)
Established 16. Oct. 2002, Start of operation in January 2003 Membership: individuals, NGOs, LAGs from all
Slovenian area New members: 27 LAGs (from total 33) SRDN is the meeting and coordination place to
support integral development and projects in the rural area
Mission of the SRDN Connecting all actors from the different levels of the
rural area Supporting cooperation, links and exchange between
institutions and individuals in the rural area Representing the interests of the members on the
national and international level Enable the flow of information on all levels between
non governmental and governnmental level To represent the rural civil society in the process of
preparation of the Rural Development policy
On going activities of SRDN Expanding the membership beyond LAGs Informing the members and publicity about
achievements and problems in rural development Cooperation in the international activities and
initiatives and in the bodies of EU Trainings and education programmes for the
members Implamenting of projects like:
TEPA – training of European partnership animators, Grundtvig – Learning partnerships
3 leading themes of the project TEPA3 leading themes of the project TEPA
From local participation to intersectoral partnership
Rural resource management
Strategic planing
Content and duration of the TEPA Preparation of the training programme for partnership animators Manual for animators and partnerships Project duration: autumn 2006 - autumn 2008 Budget of the project: 161.225 € Involved:
6 countries (Slovenia, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Sweden)
9 partners 15 experienced experts for rural development 50 participants of the trainings More than 10 local partnerships (exchange)
Training of animatorsTraining of animators
Two pilot trainings – each training gathered 25 participants from 5 countries
First training: locations from Slovenia and Hungary Second training: Slovakia, Czech R. and Poland
Each training different methodological approach
Cooperation in the European initiatives
PREPARE (active member) 13 countries: Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia,
Litvania, Poland, Czech R., Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, (Macedonia)
Target countries: Albania, Belorusia, BiH, Bulgaria, Monte Negro, Romania, Turkey, Ukraine
Representative in the EN RD COORDINATION COMMITTEE
Representatives in LEADER SUB-COMMITTEE Representative in DG Agri-RD Advisorygroup
Cooperation in the European initiatives
ELARD (European LEADER Network) Member of ERA – European Rural Alliance Member of ERCA – European Rural
Communities Accociation Bilateral or multilateral initiatives related to
certain projects (cooperation with Italian, Croatian, Hungarian and Austrian partners)
Transnational cooperation in projects with Latvian Rural Forum in Turkey; with ALKA in Macedonia with IDM in Albania
What makes us visible in the country
Publishing the statements about RD policy, created within: PREPARE OG Round tables
Organising events (focused on the membership needs – recently LEADER oriented)
Active participation in the proces of creation (SUGGESTIONS TO M.A.) and implementation of RD policy (MONITORING COMMITTEE) 2004-2006 and 2007-2013
Connecting local initiatives + LAGs
Achievements of SRDN until today
PREPARE GATHERING 2009 Organised in co-operation with HMRR 80 participants from 18 countries
10 EU member states 8 non member states with expressed interest
on joining EU
Achievements of SRDN until today - LEADER Status of umbrella organisation –
network of LOCAL ACTION GROUPS LEADER programme is temporary focus
of the SRDN 33 LAGs active in LEADER programme 27 of them are members of SRDN Recognised representative of LAGs and
rural civil society according to the voluntary input and delivered results