|
What is EMRAF?
Information about the role, structure and organisation of EMRAF
EMRAF Members
Database of members and their contact details
EMRAF Activities
An overview of the activities of the Forum and its sub-groups
Rural Action Plan
Information about the East Midlands Rural Action Plan
Special Features
Full of useful information:
- Database of rural projects (2005)
- Themed on-line newsletters (2004-06)
|
East Midlands ACRE Network is the network of Rural Community Councils working in the region with partner organisations to achieve an improved quality of life in which all members of rural communities can share.
EMAN recently merged with R3N to continue to ensure that the wider third sector has a voice in regional rural policy development. EMAN will continue to support R3N partners through its regional influencing, capacity building and intelligence sharing activities.
The strategic aims of EMAN are:
- To significantly influence regional policy and service development to ensure equity for rural communities.
- To support and develop the capacity and infrastructure of the Rural Community Councils and wider EMAN network partners.
- To enable the sustainability of Rural Community Councils and support the sustainability of the wider VCS network working with rural communities.
|
Rural Charter for the East Midlands
EMRAF sponsors the Rural Charter for the East Midlands. A unique initiative to engage organisations and companies to make a positive difference to the rural areas of the region.
Click on the logos to take you to the different sections of the Rural Charter website!
Who are our Members?
Check who has signed up and what it means for them to Think Rural.
Business Champions
We want to hear from companies that are committed to working together to change the rural East Midlands.
More Information
Find out more about the Rural Charter, its aims and objectives and how to sign up.
|
The EMRAF Knowledge Network
Are you interested
in shaping the future policies for the rural East Midlands? If you have
an interest in rural policy and you want to kept up to date, input and
respond to the work EMRAF and its partners do in taking the rural agenda
forward within the region and at the national level, you can sign-up as
a member of the EMRAF Knowledge Network. This will allow you:
- to actively feed
your ideas and comments into the work of EMRAF and its partners
- to find out about
policy related events in the region
- to be linked in
with all the latest policy developments that impact rural areas
- for more information contact the Rural Affairs Co-ordinator
|