Type of actions to be supported SMART actions, state where co-operation action is envisaged

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1 INTERVENTION LOGIC TABLE (linked to Section. of the LDS) Name of LAG: Arwain Sir Benfro Date Completed/Updated: March 6 Development Needs / Opportunities Specific Objective (LEADER area based, bottom-up, networking, co-operation, intergrated/ multi-sectoral,innovation, partnerships/ local mgt) Strategic Fit Theme : Adding Value to local identity and natural and cultural resources Build on sense of place and Horizon Better Society community identity Continue to support networks including well- community groups, forums and associations. Encourage local involvement and engagement. Encourage intergenerational involvement in local. Celebrate and add value to heritage & culture, e.g. linking local industries to rural social life. Encourage local ownership of community environmental areas conservation, protection & enhancement. Encourage use of local and community natural resources and develop linkages where appropriate. Vibrant & Viable Places Regeneration Framework () A living language: a language for living -7 (WG) Historic Environment Strategy for Wales Theme, SIP Outcome,, 6 Pembrokeshire Destination Management Plan Pembrokeshire Learning Network Welsh Language Action Plan Woodlands for Wales Type of actions to be SMART actions, state where co-operation action is envisaged Positive action measures which engage with isolated individuals and groups within the community Support for management conservation Support to develop the agricultural, woodland and other landscapes for, local use / recreation in an environmentally sustainable way. Support to promote green infrastructure to enhance the local environment Enabling access to isolated individuals and groups to benefit from the local community Offering new and building on existing skills of local people Outputs (from LDS Guidance Monitoring Framework section plus additional indicators/targets set by LAG) to raise participants 8 Output Target Contribution to cross-cutting themes and Who will be involved in the delivery Experience Pembrokeshir e Timeline (start-finish) January 5 - Increase sustainable tourism and take advantage of favourable aspects of climate change Exploit natural attractions (in an appropriate way) and distinct cultural heritage and the public desire for activity / experience based holidays Further develop the tourism offer beyond peak season, niche products etc such as deep tourism, connections to regional activity to increase productivity. Partnership for growth: The Welsh Government Strategy for Tourism - Science for Wales () (WG) SIP Outcome,, Studies, pilots, facilitation and precommercial related to recreation and tourism infrastructure and tourist information Page of 9 Explore the sense of place. January 5 -

2 Undertake environmental enhancements. Develop adaptation and mitigation measures. Pembrokeshire Destination Management Plan Theme, Woodlands for Wales Experience Pembrokeshir e Provide access and undertake relating to environmental and landscape assets Support initiatives that harness local expertise in crafts, rural skills and traditions Promote wider benefits of activity including community cohesion and health and wellbeing Priorities for Skills (WG) Skills Implementation Plan (WG) SIP Outcome,,, 6 Theme,, Woodlands for Wales Studies, pilots, facilitation related to the maintenance, restoration and upgrading of the cultural and natural heritage of rural communities, agricultural, forestry and other landscapes and high nature value sites, including related socio- aspects and environmental awareness actions Experience Pembrokeshir e January 5 - Theme : Facilitating pre-commercial, business partnerships and short supply chains Provide appropriate and relevant support services to businesses Support to develop market access, access vocational training, meet regulatory requirements and achieve business objectives using, where appropriate and to the extent possible, a coordinated first stop mechanism Increased focus on business (improving profitability and ensuring sustainability - enhancing business skills Europe () Economic Renewal: A New Direction (WG) RDP Priorities,,6 SIP Outcome Support for networking with others developing ideas / businesses Page of 9 January 5 -

3 Continue to exploit strengthened collaboration between producers, processors and retailers and share practice / experiences from around the world and better co-ordinated /shortened supply chain Support further for entrepreneurship and farming diversification to increase productivity. Support and increase role of social enterprise to increase productivity. Strengthen and further develop collaborative structures e.g.arts and crafts; horticultural, timber and agricultural processing; food processing. Theme, Towards Growth: An Action Plan for the Food and Drink Industry - Horizon Better Society RDP Priorities,,, Programme for Government (WG) Priorities for Skills (WG) The Food & Drinks Industry Action Plan (WG) SIP Outcome Pembrokeshire Destination Management Plan Theme Towards Growth: An Action Plan for the Food and Drink Industry - Studies, pilots, facilitation and precommercial related to farm diversification and the of nonagricultural, the creation of business partnerships, new product and the of supply chains Support for potential applicants to pool ideas, funding and risks in a partnership, Promote for businesses to diversify or empower people to investigate self-employment options including the possibility for a number of individuals with a shared interest and assorted skill sets to work together. to raise participants 5 and Explore productivity in the. Business Skills Rural Enterprise Link January 5 - Develop locally relevant learning such as mentoring and coworking, upskilling and address succession Identify and share good practice to assist better wealth distribution. Pilot initiatives identified through research and knowledge gathering Horizon Better Society RDP Priorities,,, Programme for Government (WG) Priorities for Skills (WG) Tackling Poverty Action Plan (WG) SIP Outcome, Theme, Offer mentors for those who are either establishing a business for the first time or looking to expand and require support to consider their options. Page of 9 January 5 -

4 Towards Growth: An Action Plan for the Food and Drink Industry - Business Skills Promote the business benefits of good environmental management Adaptation to the changing nature of CAP budget and adaptation / efficiencies Capitalise on the public desire for local, environmentally positive goods and services whether that be staycationing, local food with short supply chains, etc Green growth: renewable energy targets and carbon offsetting Utilise eco-systems as an asset to bring value Horizon Better Society RDP Priority 5 One Wales: One Planet (WG) Science for Wales () (WG) SIP Outcome, Theme Towards Growth: An Action Plan for the Food and Drink Industry - Support to develop business ideas which enhance Business Skills January 5 - Rural Enterprise Link Theme : Exploring new ways of providing non-statutory local services Continue to support the Use community build of community a solid foundation for locally based capacity and skills: initiatives.. Explore new models of volunteering to encourage active citizenship for community benefit Encourage local ownership of community environmental areas enhancement & leisure Work with community associations and community councils to increase community resilience and cohesion Exploration and implementation of community finance initiatives e.g. crowd funding / community share ownership/ asset provide local solutions Encourage and support the Vibrant & Viable Places Regeneration Framework () Strategy for Older People in Wales - (WG) SIP Outcome,,6 Theme,. Support for community facilities including village shops etc to provide venues for advice / employment/ debt support surgeries etc. Activities which support resource sharing. Opportunities for volunteer training and support. Opportunities which support the of intergenerational schemes for support and care within the community Opportunities for volunteering to enhance the local environment both physical and natural. Page of 9 to raise 5 Community Link January 5 -

5 Increase ownership of local delivery and develop infrastructure of innovative solutions to local needs, for example, affordable housing, transport, digital inclusion, etc. Capitalise on skills, knowledge and experience within retired population e.g. mentoring, intergenerational activity etc. Develop an appropriate infrastructure for local service delivery and ownership of assets to assist better wealth distribution. Explore the potential of a new localism infrastructure of community councils, community associations and community assets Build on existing rural transport schemes to provide innovative transport solutions Explore to develop new community based rural transport that meet local needs but also contribute to sustainable tourism Support local communities to take charge of local goods and services in their area Explore for collaboration and encourage the creation of local networks, for instance to reduce isolation and improve mental well being Support and increase role of social enterprise particularly linked to public service delivery Horizon Better Society Prioritised National Transport Plan () (WG) Vibrant & Viable Places Regeneration Framework () Strategy for Older People in Wales - (WG) Stronger Communities: Better Services (Community Voice programme) SIP Outcome,,,6 Pembrokeshire Destination Management Plan Theme Plans for the of towns and villages in rural areas and their rural services Studies, pilots and facilitation related to the setting-up, improvement or expansion of local basic services for a rural community, including leisure and culture Actions which address community transport issues for a range of including: Training; employment advice; family support services; mobile crèche; health and welfare services etc. to overcome isolation and exclusion. participants and Explore community service and asset management in the. Community Link January 5 - Exploration and implementation of community finance initiatives e.g. crowd funding / community share ownership/ asset provide local solutions Promote safe, healthy and affordable lifestyles Theme : Renewable energy at Community level Support communities to Continue to support community take advantage of renewable based network to develop capacity energy potential from and knowledge environmental sources e.g. solar, tidal, marine, hydro Explore community based, off- grid and wind and local grid distribution networks for renewable energy generation Seek local, national and transnational RDP Priority 5 SIP Outcome Studies, pilots and facilitation related to the creation, improvement or expansion of small scale infrastructure, including investments in renewable energy to gather information and January 5 - Page 5 of 9

6 Encourage and support communities to adopt energy saving and conservation techniques Theme 5: Exploitation of digital technology good practice in community owned schemes and transfer good practice to address unequal wealth distribution. Continue to support community based network to develop capacity and knowledge. Theme Marine Energy Pembrokeshire Business Plan (-) RDP Priority 5 SIP Outcome Theme good practice from elsewhere and disseminate. Advice and support for communities to deliver energy check schemes to individuals Dissemination of energy information in a way which is accessible and fit for purpose within the local community. Studies, pilots and facilitation related to the creation, improvement or expansion of small scale infrastructure, including investments in renewable energy, energy efficiency and energy saving to raise participants and Explore the potential for community renewable energy in Upland areas. Community Renewable Energy Community Renewable Energy January 5 - Page 6 of 9

7 Work towards digital inclusion for all reducing isolation and including social, cultural, and telehealth and skills Improve access to infrastructure and adopt new technology in order to improve business efficiency, community life and maximise on R&D. Support technological innovations to reduce waste, reduce costs and increase margins e.g. internet sales. Enhance transferability of knowledge and improve provision of support for learning and for improved productivity, Horizon Competitive Industries Delivering a Digital Wales (WG) Delivering Digital Inclusion: A strategic framework for Wales () (WG) Strategy for Older People in Wales - (WG) SIP outcome,,6 Theme, Studies, pilots and facilitation related to the exploitation and provision of access to broadband and digital technologies Support for ICT community provision e.g. to enable participation especially in relation to training and employment support to raise participants 5 Digital Link January 5 - and Ensure that best use is made of new and arriving technology Exploit technology for access to information and interpretation. Promote the benefits of future broadband provision and investigate how businesses might work cooperatively to exploit technology to maximum advantage. Explore for the of a community network of Digital Access Points Encourage the of community based volunteer initiatives to support digital inclusion, particularly for older people and people with disabilities. Horizon Competitive Industries Delivering a Digital Wales (WG) Delivering Digital Inclusion: A strategic framework for Wales () (WG) Theme Studies, pilots and facilitation related to the exploitation and provision of access to broadband and digital technologies Page 7 of 9 explore digital connectivity between and within Upland communities to improve services or output. January 5 -

8 Digital Link is an important element of the LEADER methodology and while it can evolve in stages from exchange of experience, to the transfer of promising practice to a common action, a single project can also encompass all three if managed well. The LAG will seek to undertake activity at all three levels. Provide local projects with a new dimension, since these types of provide stakeholders with alternative and novel to look for and solve issues in innovative ways. Horizon Competitive Industries Delivering a Digital Wales (WG) Delivering Digital Inclusion: A strategic framework for Wales () (WG) Strategy for Older People in Wales - (WG) SIP outcome,,6 Theme, achieved by doing so. to raise participants operations LAGs involved in the Cooperation Inter- Territorial (ITC) projects Trans- National (TNC) projects 5 and explore cooperation between and within Upland communities to improve services or output. Relevant thematic link officer. Page 8 of 9

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