By Malcolm J Moseley
ISBN-10: 0851996574
ISBN-13: 9780851996578
ISBN-10: 0851997848
ISBN-13: 9780851997841
This publication has been constructed from a record of the cross-national delight (Partnerships for Rural built-in improvement in Europe) learn undertaking. The study concerned about the private and non-private area rural improvement adventure of six member states of the ecu Union, particularly Finland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden and the united kingdom.
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The embedding of a district in a local community seemed to be a key characteristic, as it made the circulation of information and the monitoring of behaviour easier – strengthening trust and isolating those who failed to respect the common goals (Becattini, 1989). The experiences documented in the literature confirmed that rural development programmes were successful only when there was a guarantee of participation and therefore the acceptance of common goals. The greater the involvement of local institutions and economic and social operators in identifying the needs, the less was the risk of a false diagnosis (Gaudio and Pesce, 1997).
These LEADER Plus partnerships have been complemented by seven nationally and 24 regionally funded local partnerships. Thus the importance of the National Rural Policy Committee is even greater than before. There is now a good chance of crystallizing and confirming partnership working as a major approach to development work at both the regional and the local level. One English-language review of local development partnerships in Finland is that undertaken by O’Cinneide (2000) for the OECD. His concern was with the ability of local partnerships to attack long-term unemployment.
Hessisches Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Verkehr und Landesentwicklung, 2002) follow an area-based, public–private partnership approach to regional development. Even the GAK, perhaps the most important mainstream funding programme for rural development, now also makes provision for the funding of regional management. It thus appears that in Germany the partnership approach is not confined to the LEADER programme any more but is becoming more generally accepted and is on its way into the mainstream programmes.