Increased hosting and functionary work in Norberg
Together with associations and companies, Norberg Municipality will work to make it easy to organize safe events. Among other things, free training is offered in CPR, fire safety and hosting.
About the project
The purpose of the project is to strengthen local cooperation and improve hospitality in Norberg.
The goal of the project is to invest in a toilet cart and event kit, as well as train the project team and officials in CPR, hosting and fire safety.
The activities in the project are project management, training and study visits.
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social and economic sustainability
”Norberg, like many other small farming towns, has an aging population and a high rate of overpopulation.
What makes Norberg a vibrant village despite this is all the non-profit commitment that we find in our associations, entrepreneurs and private individuals.
By coming together around common projects such as a larger public event, a sense of meaning and purpose is created, which in turn improves people's mental health for the better.”
About the project
Project period
2026-2027
Project owner
Norberg municipality
Project Manager
Minéa Funk and Camilla Wallén
Decision justification
The LAG board has chosen to prioritize Increased hosting and functionary work in Norberg Municipality with approval as it is in
in its entirety will lead to the achievement of the goals of the local development strategy.
The project strengthens entrepreneurship and quality of life through the collaboration that will take place between
municipality, associations and companies. Event kits will be developed that increase safety and comfort for visitors to events. Training in CPR and fire will be carried out with officials.
The LAG board believes that the project can get things rolling and get more people working with hospitality and the art of welcoming, all around Bergslagen.
About financing
Total project budget
SEK 506,958
Leader funding
100 %
Nonprofit resources
520,200 SEK
Leader support consists of funding from the EU, the state and Leader Bergslagen.
Incoming EU funds have been granted from:
Rural Development Fund
