This is how it goes
From project idea to final report
Four steps to your project
A project is a process with four different steps. To begin with, there must be a development idea, something that can be refined and summarized into a concrete project, and a formal project application must be written. After that, the project, if approved, should be implemented according to the conditions and regulations that exist. Finally, the project should be completed and reported.
Step 1
Getting started
A successful project is based on your community's needs and driving forces, therefore the very first step is to discuss locally. At this early stage, you also need to read up on Leader Sörmlandskusten's principles, goals, and areas of intervention.
Step 2
Writing an application
If we assess that the expression of interest has the prerequisites to be granted project support, it is now time to make an application for support in the Agricultural Agency's system. Our project coaches will help you through the process.
Step 3
Implement
Here you will find important information that you need to know when you implement your project as well as when you apply for payment.
Step 4
End
When the project is completed, you should make a final report. Here you will account for various follow-up tasks and tell about what went well or poorly.
Can your idea become
a leader project?
Use our checklist!
Does the project fall within the framework of our strategy?
Can the project clearly contribute to achieving the goals of the strategy?
Gender equality
Is the project's working method and distribution of tasks designed so that women and men have equal opportunities to influence the project's design, participate in the implementation, and benefit from the project's results?
Collaboration
Should the project take place in collaboration between at least two of the sectors: non-profit, private, and public?
Broad benefit
Will the project's expected results be of broad benefit, i.e., involve improvements/development for more than those who implement the project?
Implementation capacity
Do you have an organized co-financing and plan for how the project could be implemented practically?
Innovative thinking
Should the project be used to create development in various ways – not to support already existing activities?
Non-discrimination
Have you considered openness and non-discrimination? It is an absolute requirement that no one is prevented from influencing the project's design, participating in the implementation, or benefiting from the project's results due to gender, ethnic origin, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or age.
Did you answer yes to these questions? How fun!
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