Munster best at winning RDP funding

PARTNERSHIPS in Munster have been the most successful overall in drawing down national Rural Development Programme (RDP) funding of more than €9 million paid out so far this year.

Munster best at winning RDP funding
Thu, 24 Jun, 2010 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

More than €1bn for creation of sustainable employment projects in rural Ireland is expected up to 2013 from the programme, including the additional private investment it will trigger.

The funding is delivered through 36 Integrated Development Partnerships (IDPs).

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