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Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation

Specific measures for local development in remote

areas

Gerd Slinning, department of regional development, Ministry of Local government and modernization

Oslo 31.mai 2018

Kommunal- og moderniseringsdepartementet

THE MERKUR-PROGRAM

Shops in sparsely populated areas: 

approximately 1000  60% in  MERKUR Of these: 

58% RUN BY WOMEN

Competence Network

Economic funding

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Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation

A good rural multifunctional shop

• Additional tasks and activities – some examples….

– Betting/lottery and postal services – Coffee-bar, Christmas markets – Tourism initiatives

• boats for hire

• floating docks, 

• hiking, maps for sale

• Sale of fish licenses – Local food

– Information from the municipality – Library

The sky is the limit….

Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation

Local consultants

10 MERKUR- consultants

1. Finnmark – Elisabeth Gamst Mathisen 2. Troms/Nordland – Ole Svedenborg 3. Nordland – Line Tellemann 4. Trøndelag Stig Olson

5. Vestlandet nord – Ronny Mowatt 6. Hordland – Per Spillum

7. Rogaland – Lars Helgeland 8. Agder- Roy Michaelsen

9. Buskerud – Hallvard Christensson 10.Innlandet – Vigdis Myhre Næsseth

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Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation

Investment support:

• App 40 mill NOK for investments per year

• Investments in important infrastructure in a modern grocery shop – freezers, fridges and computerized cash registers

• Support of activities in the shop– such as market days, mobilizing the surrounding community

• Aid to establish or upgrade the shops petrol pump

Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation

Simplifying management of uncultivated areas

- Many ministries involved - The goals are different - Long term work - simplifying

- Increased local autonomy - Increased value making

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National development programs, based on nature resources

• Stimulate to value making, new jobs,

• Stimulate sustainable development

• Contribute to make rural communities more attractive as a long term place to live

• Stimulate cooperation between different sector with responsibility within

management of nature resources

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Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation

Topics - local development

• Strengthen municipal work on local development

• Integration of immigrants

• Special focus on youths

• Image building projects

• Value making based on nature resources, cultural heritage

• Focus on meeting spots

• High quality services, both private and public

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