Leader Lapland 2030 has granted support to development projects for a total of:
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Storumans IK satsar på ett nytt tumblinggolv för att kunna starta upp truppgymnastik i Storuman. Satsningen skapar fler möjligheter till rörelse och gemenskap för framför allt barn och unga och gör samtidigt utrustningen tillgänglig för fler.
Tanne Hästförening utvecklar en tillgänglig och inkluderande aktivitetsyta i Tannträsk utanför Lycksele. Här ska människor med olika intressen och förutsättningar kunna mötas kring hästar, hundar, smådjur, natur och aktiviteter.
In Saxnäs, two new meeting places for activity and community are being created – a playground in the middle of the village and a ski lift for skiing in winter. The initiative aims to provide especially children and young people with better opportunities for play, movement, and spontaneous meetings year-round.
The Point has been a gathering place for the community for many decades, with dances, markets, and other events. Now the association is conducting a feasibility study to explore how the area can be developed and take on a new role for the future of Tärnaby.
Örträsk Interest and Heritage Association develops Örträskleden by combining nature, art, and local history. Through artworks, stories, and improved information along the trail, it will become a more attractive and vibrant destination for both residents and visitors.
Rusksele Local Heritage Association is developing the activity area around the lighted trail, Nisses slope and the Fantasy path. Through better lighting, improved accessibility, and new opportunities for play, movement, and community, the area will become a safe and attractive place for both children and adults year-round.
The project will create a cohesive and safe bike path at the gondola in Hemavan. The initiative will make cycling more accessible and contribute to a more vibrant Hemavan year-round.
A project where we together develop smart rural strategies - using local knowledge, facts and shared commitment.
The e-competition in Lapland strengthens young people's entrepreneurship, faith in the future and sustainable business through collaboration between schools and the business community.
The project develops Bergbodarna in Dorotea into a living mountain hut with activities that promote Swedish mountain hut culture, nature experiences and the tourism industry.
The project ensures the continued operation of Umanbacken through necessary maintenance of the lift to preserve an important meeting place for children and young people in Storuman.
Orrvingården in Vinliden is being completed as a modern and sustainable gathering place for community, activities and rural development.
The project strengthens young people's participation, entrepreneurship and faith in the future in rural areas through international cooperation between Sweden and Finland.
An administrative support project linked to the eight umbrella projects Föreningsboosten.
Preparatory study in Klimpfjäll that maps natural values, cultural environments and development opportunities ahead of the village's 200th anniversary in 2031.
Rebackuddens Fjällfisk develops small-scale and sustainable fishing in Arjeplog through investments in equipment, local collaboration and dissemination of knowledge about traditional fishing methods.
The bookstore in Lycksele will be the arena where young people can express themselves, influence and organize themselves – for example through their own podcast, democratic conversations, a Pride festival and other activities that they themselves can shape.
Through translations of sexual education materials into Southern and Ume Sami, lectures and workshops, and a regional SRHR network, GLÖD creates new conversations, meeting places, and safe spaces to promote equal health – regardless of language, identity, or geography.
Toppsalongen in Storuman will become a new meeting place for adults and young adults – with games, activities and community in focus. The goal is to combat exclusion and create a socially sustainable countryside.
The project is about finding new ways to collaborate between associations, companies, landowners and other local actors.
Through a joint trip and dialogue in Finland, the aim is to lay the foundation for a youth-driven collaborative project across the Kvarken.
A project that, through workshops, readings and script work, gives young people in the inland region of Norrbotten the opportunity to strengthen their identity and understanding of society, while highlighting their stories.
The project supports the development of a digital coordination platform that will promote community life, health and social cohesion for a sustainable rural municipality.
The project will renovate a dilapidated tennis court to create an accessible meeting place for all ages and promote spontaneous sports and organized activities, which contributes to improved public health.
The project aims to create a year-round activity center for children and young people that includes a hockey rink and other sports facilities.
A symphony orchestra camp for young people, to strengthen musical skills and promote creativity through collaborative music making.
The project aims to develop a permanent global artistic residency for indigenous people at Aejlies in Tärnaby.
The project aims to improve the well-being of young people by promoting participation, diversity, equality and social sustainability.
The project will create a centrally located activity area that offers meaningful and fun outdoor activities for all ages.
The project will renovate or replace fire pits and windbreaks within the fishery conservation area to improve the area's attractiveness.
The project aims to strengthen and make Pride visible in the hinterland through an international symposium and a documentary film.
The project is about establishing the Rádestit cooperation association, a platform for local collaboration around small game and fishing management.
The project will build a cycle path for children and young people, an easy green loop with easy access to attract new cyclists to try it out.
The project aims to support young artists in the Leader Lapland area by offering camp activities, business development and mentoring. The goal is to raise the artistic level, create independent artists and build a strong local network to promote cultural life and make the area more attractive.
The project aims to revive Doctor Strömbom's garden, which was once Västerbotten's equivalent of Versailles.
The "Byafilm" project will produce films that proudly show beautiful views, activities, villagers and rural life.
The "Tomorrow's Sports Ground" project is transforming Lappvallen in Åsele into a modern meeting place for exercise and activities all year round.
With talk shows, music and youth participation, the project aims to increase understanding of rural life and strengthen cultural and community life.