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RDPE

The Rural Development Programme for England (RDPE) is jointly funded by the Government and the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development. It was launched in 2008 and will run until 2013.

Along with Natural England and the Forestry Commission, the NWDA is responsible for delivering RDPE in the Northwest. RDPE is investing £374 million in the region, £75 million of which has been allocated to the NWDA. The remaining £299 million is being delivered by Natural England and the Forestry Commission.

An analysis of the socio-economic, environmental and sustainability conditions in the region was carried out with key regional stakeholders to form the basis for the Regional Implementation Plan. The key issues identified were: competitiveness and growth; climate change & energy; resource protection; sustainable agriculture; forestry & woodlands; biodiversity, landscape & heritage; and skills, knowledge transfer & capacity building.

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Investing in England's Northwest (link opens in a new window)