THE ROLE OF LOCAL ACTIVITY GROUPS IN SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMUNES
Abstract
Polish accession to the European Union has set many challenges facing the country in a variety of ways: social, economic and political. It created a chance of getting financial support for rural development. The chance of growth among local communities depends on the capacity to self-organize their efforts and making creative collective activity. The activities of local authorities dependents on people, their ideas and the way in which they understand the goal of the local authority, so the level of social capital may significantly influence the pattern of local social politics.
This article aims to highlight the role of the Local Activity Group (LAG) in the social and economic communities implementing the Common Strategy of the Local.
Development.
Keywords:
Local Activity Group, local strategiesDetails
- Issue
- Vol. 3 No. 6 (2013)
- Section
- Research article
- Published
- 2013-09-30
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