innlandet
NorwayIn Innlandet county there is no framework built specifically for supporting or developing new social economy initiatives. But both the county and the municipalities do offer support for volunteer organisations in a broad range of sectors and activities. The regional plan for social inclusion (“Regional plan for det inkluderende Innlandet) was recently adopted by the county government. The plan aims to establish collaboration with relevant partners from both public and private sectors as well as NGOs and the academic sector.
NEWS/OUTCOMES
THE ESIRA PROJECT WAS PRESENTED IN THE CITIES OF ROVERETO AND PERGINE VALSUGANA IN ITALY
The cities of Rovereto and Pergine Valsugana recently hosted the presentation of the ESIRA project at an event dedicated to strengthening social innovation. The event was organized by Euricse and Cooperation Trentina from Italy. The first two locations, marked the...
REGISTER FOR THE THIRTEENTH EUROPEAN MOUNTAIN CONVENTION
XIII European Mountain Convention “Shaping the future of mountain economies” | From 15 to 18 October 2024 in Puigcerdà (Catalonia) Mountain economies are based on economic sectors that are the beating heart of mountain areas, provide employment to mountain communities...
AN INFORMATIVE MEETING WAS SUCCESSFULLY HELD IN EАSTERN NORWAY
In early May, the Norwegian ESIRA project group hosted an information night focused on the inclusion of people with disabilities in the Kongsvinger region of Inland county, located in eastern Norway. At this informational meeting, attendees included participants from...
THE KICK-OFF MEETING OF THE ESIRA PROJECT WAS HELD IN BURGOS
A consortium of 15 partners from 8 countries launched the ESIRA Project with the main goal of improving the socio-economic position of the population in rural areas! Partners attended the Kick-off meeting held on January 17th and 18th in Burgos, Spain. The meeting was...
WE HAVE STARTED THE ESIRA PROJECT
Across the European Union, rural, mountainous, and remote regions encompass nearly 80% of the territory, yet they are home to only 30% of the population. Despite this seemingly sparse population density, these areas wield considerable economic influence, contributing...