2016 Call for Proposals from the Rural Development Programme

The Ministry of Agriculture, in cooperation with the Paying Agency for Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development, has prepared a plan of tenders for 2016.

 

 

Code and title of the grant award procedure Code of operation Type of operation Month
Measure 05 – Restoring agricultural production potential damaged by natural disasters and catastrophic events and introducing appropriate preventive actions 5.2.2. Demining of agricultural land may
Measure 03 – Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs 3.1.1. Support for the participation of farmers in quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs and in the organic farming system may
Measure 04 - Investments in physical assets 4.1.3. Use of renewable energy sources may
Measure 04 - Investments in physical assets 4.2.1. Increasing the added value of agricultural products *
Measure 04 - Investments in physical assets 4.2.2. Use of renewable energy sources may
Measure 07 - Basic services and village renewal in rural areas 7.4.1. Investments in the creation, improvement or expansion of local basic services for the rural population, including leisure and cultural activities and related infrastructure may
Measure 08 - Investments in forest area development and improving the sustainability of forests 8.6.1. Modernization of technologies, machines, tools and equipment in timber harvesting and forestry work may
Measure 19 – LEADER – CLLD 19.2.1. Support for the implementation of operations under the community-led local development strategy may
Measure 04 - Investments in physical assets 4.3.1. Investments in basic public irrigation infrastructure June
Measure 08 - Investments in forest area development and improving the sustainability of forests 8.6.2. Modernization of technologies, machines, tools and equipment in pre-industrial wood processing June
Measure 03 – Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs 3.2.1. Aid for information and promotion costs July
Measure 06 - Farm and business development 6.2.1. Investment support for the start-up of non-agricultural activities July
Measure 06 - Farm and business development 6.4.1. Development of non-agricultural activities in rural areas July
Measure 07 - Basic services and village renewal in rural areas 7.2.1. Investments in the construction of public systems for water supply, sewage and wastewater treatment July
Measure 07 - Basic services and village renewal in rural areas 7.2.2. Investments in the construction of unclassified roads August
Measure 16 - Cooperation 16.1.1. Support for the establishment of Operational Groups August
Measure 16 - Cooperation 16.1.2. Operational Groups August
Measure 08 - Investments in forest area development and improving the sustainability of forests 8.5.1. Conversion of degraded forest stands and forest crops September
Measure 09 – Establishment of producer groups and organisations 9.1.1. Establishment of producer groups and organisations September
Measure 01 - Knowledge transfer and information actions 1.1.3. Vocational training for young farmers October
Measure 01 - Knowledge transfer and information actions 1.1.4. Workshops for entities involved in short supply chains and producer groups and organisations October
Measure 01 - Knowledge transfer and information actions 1.2.1. Demonstration activities October
Measure 06 - Farm and business development 6.1.1. Support for young farmers October
Measure 06 - Farm and business development 6.3.1. Supporting the development of small farms October
Measure 08 - Investments in forest area development and improving the sustainability of forests 8.6.3. Marketing of wood and non-wood forest products October
Measure 08 - Investments in forest area development and improving the sustainability of forests 8.5.2. Establishment and arrangement of educational trails, gazebos and other small infrastructure November
Measure 16 - Cooperation 16.2.1. Pilot projects and development of new products, processes, processes and technologies November
Measure 16 - Cooperation 16.4.1. Short supply chains and local markets November
Measure 19 – LEADER – CLLD 19.3.1. Preparation and implementation of LAG participation activities November
Measure 19 – LEADER – CLLD 19.3.2. Implementation of LAG participation activities November
Measure 19 – LEADER – CLLD 19.4.1. Running costs and animation November
Measure 04 - Investments in physical assets 4.1.1. Restructuring, modernising and increasing the competitiveness of agricultural holdings December
Measure 04 - Investments in physical assets 4.1.2. Disposal, handling and use of livestock manure to reduce adverse environmental impacts December
Measure 04 - Investments in physical assets 4.2.1. Increasing the added value of agricultural products December
Measure 04 - Investments in physical assets 4.3.2. Composition of agricultural land December
Measure 04 - Investments in physical assets 4.4.1. Non-productive investments related to environmental conservation December

* At the time of publication of this Plan, it is not possible to determine the exact date of the call for tender for operation 4.2.1. Timely information will be available on the website www.ruralnirazvoj.hr

Table downloaded from www.ruralnirazvoj.hr

IPP 2016 for unemployed people begins

The Rijeka Development Agency Porin d.o.o., Primorje-Gorski Kotar County – Administrative Department for Tourism, Entrepreneurship and Rural Development and the CES-Regional Office Rijeka are implementing for the fifth time in a row the project Examination of entrepreneurial potential for unemployed persons (IPP) for 2016 for the area of Primorje-Gorski Kotar County.

 

The aim of the project is to encourage entrepreneurship through self-employment or employment with other employers for unemployed persons from the CES register. Systematic entrepreneurship which took place on Tuesday, 15 April 2016. starting in 9:00 a.m. in the premises of the Rijeka Development Agency Porin d.o.o., in Rijeka, Milutina Barača 19/II.

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Content of the seminar:

 

  • Introduction to Systematic Entrepreneurship
  • Entrepreneurial processes
  • Network of Support Institutions
  • Creating a business plan
  • Funding, co-financing and incentive opportunities for start-up entrepreneurs.

 

The aim of the seminar is to provide participants with knowledge of what entrepreneurship is, how to start entrepreneurship, which business modalities are available, how to create a business plan, what are the possibilities of using incentives at the local, county and state level. After the seminar, personal interviews with participants are conducted in order to assess the possibility of starting their business ideas.13052685_10154142041334314_653689827_o

The introductory seminar was attended by a representative of the Administrative Department for Tourism, Entrepreneurship and Rural Development Berislav Tulić and representatives of the Croatian Employment Service Jadranka Tomašić and Željko Marković.

The project is financed by the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County through the Administrative Department for Tourism, Entrepreneurship and Rural Development. The project participants receive basic knowledge about starting their own business, creating a business plan for the 5 best-rated entrepreneurial ideas and informing and advising on the possibilities in the entrepreneurial world and the support available from the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, the CES and the City of Rijeka. This is an important moment to achieve the goal of self-employment or employment with others.

 

 

 

 

SOS Telephone Legal Aid Counselling Centre – Rijeka hosts the Legal Clinic of the Faculty of Law in Zagreb

Association SOS Phone - Rijeka has been working to protect victims of violence for almost 25 years. In our work so far, we have seen that violence always has a legal context, which makes it difficult for victims to get out of a violent environment. In addition to the fact that victims of violence often do not have the financial possibility to pay for legal aid, we noticed that after they come to the psychological counseling center of the Association and tell their story, it is extremely difficult for them to go to another place for legal aid and in an unknown environment to talk about their problems again. Therefore, in order for victims of violence to be able to get all the help they need (psychological and/or legal) in one place, we decided to launch a free legal aid program.

What services does Counselling offer?
The Counselling Centre is authorised to provide free primary legal aid in the Primorje-Gorski Kotar and Lika-Senj counties. Primary legal aid covers:
– general legal information;
– legal advice;
– making submissions to bodies governed by public law, the European Court of Human Rights and international organisations;
– representation before bodies governed by public law;
– legal aid in a non-judicial amicable settlement of the dispute.

Who provides free legal aid?
Master of Laws Iva Čatipović, who is authorised to work by the Ministry of Justice. She is assisted in her work by a volunteer legal team of ten law students and young lawyers.

Who is the Counselling Center for?
The counseling is intended primarily for victims of violence. In doing so, we think of all forms of violence – from psychological, physical, economic, sexual violence to mobbing, discrimination, etc.
We have not forgotten other groups of citizens, and in order to ensure their right to free legal aid, we have ensured cooperation with the Legal Clinic of the Faculty of Law in Zagreb. The areas for which the Clinic has established special groups are: family law and child protection, worker protection, discrimination, nationality and asylum, patient rights, protection of victims and witnesses of crime, and assistance in enforcement proceedings.

How is the work of the Counselling Centre for Free Legal Aid financed?
So far we have been fortunate that in 2016 our project was recognized and decided to financially support the City of Rijeka (Department of Health and Social Welfare) and Primorje-Gorski Kotar County (Administrative Department for Social Policy and Youth), and a large part of it relies on the volunteer work of our lawyers and cooperation with the Law Clinic of the Faculty of Law in Zagreb.

How to get free real help?
General citizenship can request legal aid by coming to the premises of the Association in person at times when we have arranged visits to the Legal Clinic. So far we have arranged 3 visits to the Legal Clinic: Wednesday 20 April 2016, 4.5.2016 and 25.5.2016 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the FMA address: Verdieva 11, River.

Victims of any form of violence (not related to the visit to the Legal Clinic) can at any time contact the Association for legal aid and arrange a meeting with the lawyer via e-mail sos.rijeka.help@gmail.com or by calling the help line every day from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the phone number 051/211-888.

Visit to the Legal Clinic

[We know how] Become a participant in 4th generation education

Finding a job today is not easy, but with the right knowledge and skills, a number of doors open up. Free education “We know how” has opened it to a large number of young people who have participated in it since 2011.

From the generation, the Centre for Technical Culture Rijeka strives with its partners to adapt the content of the training ‘We know how’ to labour market trends, employers’ needs and the interests of young people. This year, in cooperation with partners from the Cluster for Eco-Social Development and Innovation i the Rijeka Development Agency Porin, we developed a programme based on 3 modules – Social Entrepreneurship and Business Plan (40 hours), EU Academy (40 hours) and Business Idea Presentation (40 hours).

How is education planned?
During the first module, Social entrepreneurship and business plan, young people, under the guidance of a certified trainer, will develop business plans for their own social entrepreneurial ideas. We will analyze the market and the needs of the local community, we will get acquainted with the concept, theory, legislation and examples of social entrepreneurship from Croatia and the world. Upon completion of the module, each participant, individually or in a team, will develop a business plan for their socio-entrepreneurial idea. A team of experts gathered around the project will evaluate the resulting ideas and advise the participants on how to implement them.

Social entrepreneurship is becoming more and more popular and interesting these days, both to entrepreneurs and to numerous donors who are ready to finance ideas based on the Socio - Entrepreneurial Principles. Opportunities for financing such ideas are also offered through European funds, which is why we have developed a module for learners of “We know how”. the EU Academy. As part of this module, participants will learn how to find open competitions and how to read the instructions for applicants, how to collect tender documentation, how to design and present a good project idea. After the training, participants will, independently or in a team, apply project ideas to an imaginary competition and will then receive feedback on the quality of their application from certified project managers.

In order to present the business idea as best as possible in the everyday environment, it is necessary to place it in the online world through the website. That is why the participants of the training during the module Presentation of a business idea They will create a visual identity for their ideas, which they will then create with the support of a graphic designer, and then learn how to edit and update the website. In order to complete the whole story through several workshops, public relations experts will teach participants how to present their business idea to associates, partners, donors, employees and the public.

How can I get involved in education?
In education “We know how” completely free of charge, thanks to financial support the Ministry of Social Policy and Youth, persons who meet the following conditions may participate:

  • They're 15 to 30 years old,
  • They are unemployed people.
  • They have a permanent residence in the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County.

Upon completion of the training, participants will receive diploma which describes all newly acquired knowledge and skills.
We take the best students to the Study trip to Veneto, Italy where they will get acquainted with examples of good practice of social entrepreneurship and cooperatives.

You can apply until 6 December 2015 at 23:59 via web forms. Before you complete the application, we advise you to check schedule giving lectures.

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