LEADER funded studies
During this round of LEADER, Grŵp Cefn Gwlad has approved a number of feasibility studies covering a range of themes. These studies are available for you to download and read.
The following studies have been completed to date.
Theme: 2
Applicant: Carmarthenshire County Council’s External Funding Team, on behalf of Grŵp Cefn Gwlad, the partnership with responsibility for the management of the LEADER programme in Carmarthenshire.
Summary: The consultation process was designed to support the Partnership in its aim in identify potential ‘Pop up Shop’ models that could suitably be adapted to rural Carmarthenshire.
RDP Contribution: £11,368.00
Theme: 2
Applicant: Coleg Sir Gâr
Summary: This feasibility study outlines an investigation into whether jacquard woven technology can be utilised in the manufacture of compression fabric and garments, as well as identifying whether there is a demand and need for advancement in the technical design of compression garments.
RDP Contribution: £23,865.01
Theme: 3
Applicant: Cwmaman Town Council on behalf of the Community of Cwmaman
Summary: A feasibility study on the potential future uses of community owned assets within the villages of Glanaman and Garnant.
RDP Contribution: £7,070.30
Theme: 1
Applicant: Calon Cymru Network
Summary: The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 and the Environment (Wales) Act 2016 require the population to live and work in radically different, environmentally sensitive ways. This investigation considers the potential for new settlement to fit the progressive legislative framework.
RDP Contribution: £15,368.16
Theme: 2
Applicant: Coleg Sir Gâr
Summary: A feasibility study to identify how Pibwrlwyd House, a grade 2 listed redundant Georgian building, can be best utilised.
RDP Contribution: £16,951.91
Theme: 2
Applicant: Ceredigion County Council, on behalf of the Local Action Groups in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.
Summary: The consultation process was designed to conduct a feasibility study on sustainable logistic models of food distribution in South West Wales to connect local consumers with local producers.
RDP Contribution: £23,989.13
Theme: Cooperation
Applicant: Ceredigion County Council, on behalf of the Local Action Groups in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.
Summary: Dod Ynghyd (Coming Together), was a cooperation project by Radio Beca between Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire & Pembrokeshire with the aim of motivating and enabling the neighbourhoods of the counties to create their own programmes and broadcast them worldwide, with the support of Radio Beca.
RDP Contribution: £41,040.00
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