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Who are the Members of Leitrim CDB?
The Taskforce Report on the Integration of Local Government and Local Development identified the fact that Local Government, Local Development and the Statutory agencies need to work more in unison than in parallel.
Thus the Board is comprised of members from the following four sectors:
Local Government- Chairpersons of the Council's Strategic Policy Committees, Cathaoirleach and the County Manager
Local Development- Two representatives each from Arigna Leader, County Enterprise Board and County Leitrim Partnership
Social Partners- Farming Organisations, Unions, Employers Group and two representatives from the Community and Voluntary Forum
State Agencies- NWHB, VEC, An Garda Siochana, Teagasc, FÁS, Enterprise Ireland, IDA, Dept. of Social and Family Affairs, North West Tourism and Western Development Commission. |
Who are the Members of Fermanagh LSP?
Fermanagh LSP comprises 28 members, configured to include a 50/50 membership of Social partners (community/voluntary, trade union, business and agriculture and rural development sectors) and the Statutory and the Local Government Sectors, as follows:
Social Partners– NATFHE, Fermanagh Rural Community Network, Ulster Farmers Union, Fermanagh Lakeland Tourism, FLAG (Fermanagh Local Action Group), TG & WU, Fermanagh Access Group, Cornagrade Community Association, Fermanagh Enterprise Ltd, Fermanagh Women's Aid
Statutory Sector– Western Education & Library Board, Northern Ireland Housing Executive, Dept for Employment & Learning, Dept of Regional Development - Road Service, Sperrin Lakeland Health & Social Care Trust.
Local Government Sector– Members of Fermanagh District Council
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Remit of Leitrim CDB
Leitrim County Development Board has the remit to deal with all matters perceived by the Board as important for the County. While each agency will continue to prepare and deliver its own detailed plans, the County Development Board Strategy provides a broad framework within which these agencies operate at County level. |
Remit of Fermanagh LSP
Fermanagh LSP has an over arching and strategic role within the area. In collaboration with other key agencies, the Partnership mainly concentrates on the strategic planning and co-ordination of social, economic and environmental development in Fermanagh.
The LSP has responsibility for delivering Priority 3 of the EU Programme for Peace and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland and the Border Region of Ireland (2000 - 2006); also for the delivery of the Natural Resource Rural Tourism Initiative (NRRTI) in County Fermanagh. |