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A case from the  Røros Region: 

Local food production  as a driving force for  regional development

– cooperation as a key to success. 

The Centre of Competence on Rural Development

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Verdiskaping med nye briller –

frå «blinde flekkar» til auka meirverdi? 

Ein eksempelstudie av lokalmatnettverk i Fjellregionen 

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From Local Agenda 21 to regional food cooperation

Foto: Rørosmat

«In the Røros region we have created  a modern food adventure. We have  managed this because we are many  who stand together. Because we burn  to create values out of the resources  we have. Because we are inspired by  each other. "

Rorosmat.no

Cooperation as a key

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Cooperation as a driving force for development

Lifting together 

Mutual dependencein each other, the local culture and the natural  prerequisites of the place

 Generosity, and trust in each other

 A common wish to create

Characteristics of their relationships

Community‐oriented business development

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A strategy for sustainable local development

• Identifying and strengthening the connections between  economic, environmental, cultural and social value  creation

• One form of value creation shall not undermine the others,  or weaken the total value creation.

Broad value creation 

Which values are created?  

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Model made from indicators in (2014) «Naturarv skaper verdier», Haukeland and Brandtzæg

Verditriangelet 2 

(Developed from a modell by  Ingebrigtsen and Jakobsen 2013)

Economy

Welfare

Culture

Social values

Dialog, trust,  cooperation

Nature

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Development programs makes a difference 

The goals of the programs are also important

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