The goal of the project is to promote the development of energy communities in the rural areas of Latvia, taking into account examples of good practice from Germany. The project plans activities ob 3 levels: national (discussions and meetings with the Ministry of Climate and Energy, development of recommendations), regional level (capacity building and informing the
The goal of the project is to promote sustainable management at the household level, which is a step towards a circular economy. The project plans to develop, test, implement and evaluate an innovative technological tool that will change the habits of 100 households in 4 countries in the generation and management of their waste. The project
Rural development in Latvia has taken an exciting and innovative turn with the emergence of smart villages. These vibrant and forward-thinking communities are not only bringing modern technology to the countryside but also creating a sense of togetherness and prosperity. Smart villages in Latvia are shining examples of how rural areas can thrive and evolve in the 21st century.
In 2023, from June 14th to 16th, the 6th Latvian Rural Communities’ Parliament took place in Ergli, Madona region, as well as online, uniting around 300 actively involved participants and experts. Event brought together representatives of rural communities, municipalities and state institutions, researchers, entrepreneurs, politicians and enthusiasts of rural development to discuss solutions based on local needs, to look proactively and within cross-sectors for methods and tools ensuring a high quality of life and up-to-date opportunities in rural communities.
On June 16 – 18, 2021, the 5th Latvian Rural Communities Parliament took place in Stāmeriena, Gulbene district and online, bringing together representatives of communities, local municipalities and state institutions, researchers, entrepreneurs, and other rural development enthusiasts to discuss the creation of a competitive and attractive rural environment. regions and small towns. Within the framework
Latvian Rural Forum (LRF) in partnership with 40 European organisations launches the project CITIES2030 “Co-creating resilient and sustainable food towards FOOD2030”, coordinated by Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. CITIES2030 will be implemented for the period 2020-2024 with total budget 12 513 955.75 EUR. Over 4 years, CITIES2030 cross-sectoral team will work on restructuring and transforming the way
Agreement was signed between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia and the Latvian Rural Forum on the implementation of the project “Support to the growth of Moldova’s regions by enhancing their resilience to conditions in emergency situation and mitigating the long-term consequences of COVID-19”
The 2nd European Rural Youth Parliament issued a declaration summarizing 10 actions to help address the key rural youth challenges.
By the 27th of October 2019, movement of the European Rural Parliament youth invites young people to fill in the online survey
Only 10 days left until Candas, the capital of the Asturias region in Spain, will be surrounded by young activists from Europe
