AEIDL, the European Association for Information on Local Development, was founded in 1988 by like-minded individuals who believed that European integration could make a positive contribution to citizenship and to the sustainable development of local communities.
AEIDL’s goal is to support the establishment of a Europe made by citizens for citizens, taking into account the unique social, economic, cultural and environmental aspects of each territory, in a process of sustainable development based on equal opportunities and partnership.
With extensive experience in the coordination of networks, projects and programmes, AEIDL is well positioned to provide a wide range of services to clients in European and internationally, taking account of linguistic and cultural diversity.
Through its array of expertise and technical services, AEIDL aims to promote the emergence of a Europe based on the unified development of its territories and human resources.
(26 September 2016) - With over 1.2 billion nights spent during their trips all over the world in 2014, tourists aged 65 or over living in the EU accounted for 20% of the tourism activity.
SIC will continue to build on the legacy of SIE and grow the extended network of social innovation practitioners, thinkers and beneficiaries.
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AEIDL wants to promote awareness of citizen-led initiatives dealing with relief, reception and integration of refugees.
We have created a group on LinkedIn. The objective is to continue the debate initiated at the AEIDL Conference in 2014. Don’t hesitate to join and fuel it!
(20 September 2016) - Following on from the first guide, “Starting CLLD implementation in practice”, the FARNET Support Unit has just published “Results-oriented CLLD in fisheries areas”. It is a useful document for all local development practitioners.
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