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Rural Development Programme for England 2007-13

The Rural Development Programme for England (RDPE) 2007-2013 will be used to safeguard and enhance our rural environment and foster competitive and sustainable businesses and thriving communities.

The RDPE 2007-2013 was agreed by the EU Rural Development Committee on 6 December 2007, allowing full implementation of the new Programme in January 2008.

The new programme will be delivered by Natural England, the Regional Development Agencies and the Forestry Commission.

 

More detailed information on the programme can be found on the Defra website.

 

Regional Implementation Plans (RIPs)

 

RIPs set out how the RDPE 2007-2013 will be used in each of the England regions. The content of the plans inform the content of the detailed England Programme Document.  There is a specific East Midlands Regional Implementation Plan.

 

Within the RDPE 2007-2013 is an element known as the Leader approach, or sometimes Axis 4. This is a delivery mechanism through which money allocated to the RDPE 2007-2013 can be spent.  It is designed to enable community involvement in rural development.

 

All regions have now asked for Expressions of Interest from potential Local Action Groups, and the relevant Regional Development Agency has made detailed guidance available.

 

For further information visit the Defra RIPs webpage. 

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Contact information

The Rural Development Team
Government Office for the East Midlands
The Belgrave Centre
Stanley Place
Talbot Street
Nottingham
NG1 5GG
tel: 0115 971 4728
email: goem.rural@goem.gsi.gov.uk


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