Feasibility studies within project support
From May 1, it will be possible to apply for support for feasibility studies within ”New co-creative meeting places” and ”Environmental projects.”. Read more below!
On this page, other potential future support for feasibility studies within project support will be published.
Feasibility study – New co-creative meeting places
Feasibility studies for new co-creative meeting places can for example mean investigating conditions for targeting a new target group and creating conditions for the target group's activities at and use of the meeting place.
This can for example mean investigating conditions for together with the target group and based on their interests and needs creating a new or restored venue where various activities can take place, a digital forum, or an outdoor meeting place.
- The maximum amount to apply for is 200,000 kronor.
- Support level 40–100 percent.
- Feasibility studies must submit a final report according to Leader Gute's template (see link below)
- In cases where the feasibility study concerns buildings or constructions, the development of a financing and operational plan must be included in the feasibility study. Feasibility studies cannot fund project designs or architectural drawings.
- Eligible to apply for feasibility studies for new meeting places are non-profit organizations, development companies, or equivalent.
Is your organization interested in applying for support within the feasibility study ”New co-creative meeting places”? Start by reading information sheet and send in the checklist!
Via the links below, you can download the information sheet and the checklist. Here you will also find links to the selection criteria used for prioritizing applied project support, the requirements regarding EU logos that are imposed on projects that have been granted support, and the template for the final report that approved and implemented projects must submit to Leader Gute.
Feasibility study – Environmental project
Feasibility studies for environmental projects should aim to investigate conditions for projects that contribute to goals regarding environmental sustainability and limitation of and adaptation to climate change in rural areas.
It may for example involve conditions for projects to work with conservation and restoration efforts, climate adaptations, resource efficiencies, and new solutions for energy transition. It may also involve efforts for water management.
The feasibility study may also concern project conditions for strengthened capacity among various actors to implement the best available technology through collaboration locally, regionally, nationally, or internationally.
- The maximum amount to apply for is 200,000 kronor.
- Support level 40–100 percent.
- Feasibility studies must submit a final report according to Leader Gute's template (see link below)
- In cases where the feasibility study concerns buildings or constructions, the development of a financing and operational plan must be included in the feasibility study. Feasibility studies cannot fund project designs or architectural drawings.
- Eligible to apply for feasibility studies for environmental projects are public actors, companies, non-profit organizations, development companies, or equivalent.
Is your organization interested in applying for support within the feasibility study ”Environmental project”? Start by reading information sheet and send in the checklist!
Via the links below, you can download the information sheet and the checklist. Here you will also find links to the selection criteria used for prioritizing applied project support, the requirements regarding EU logos that are imposed on projects that have been granted support, and the template for the final report that approved and implemented projects must submit to Leader Gute.
