Micro-support: Pre-studies Agenda 2030

About the micro support

Pre-study Agenda 2030 is one of our micro grants. Our micro grants involve a simplified application process, faster decisions and payments, which makes it easier for you as a project applicant if you want to carry out a smaller activity, or in this case a feasibility study. Smaller funds that should go quickly and easily! 

At least one focus area is required

To fit into our feasibility study model, your application must contain at least one of these focus areas:

• Demand & target group – market research of needs & benefits
• Create a pilot project – test your idea
• Financing model & collaboration – mobilization of collaboration partners

What can you seek support for?

• Build contacts with potential partners
• Skills-enhancing initiatives such as study visits
• Test a new product/innovation
• Conduct market research

Who can apply for the support?

All rural stakeholders in our municipalities who want to create open, inclusive activities. This means that municipalities, companies and associations have the opportunity to apply for micro-support within the framework of Pre-study Agenda 2030.

Compared to applying for support for a large project, micro-support means a simplified application process, faster decisions and faster disbursements.

When can you apply?

Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis as long as there is money left to distribute. Always contact us in the leadership team before you start an application, we will listen to your idea and guide you so that the application is done correctly.

Collaboration 2.0 Ljungskile 

Ljungskile Community Association is conducting a feasibility study to clarify and anchor its operations in Ljungskile, with a focus on identifying local needs and strengthening the place brand. The project strives to promote sustainable and inclusive societies, in line with the goals of Agenda 2030.

Climbing Center Brodalen

Bohusläns Klätterklubb is investigating the possibilities of developing the operation into a climbing center in Brodalen. The feasibility study aims to improve accessibility and promote health and community in the region by creating opportunities for both national and international climbing competitions.

Charlottenlund Grebbestads People's Park

The aim is to recreate Charlottenlund in Grebbestad as the popular destination it was during its heyday in the mid-20th century, when the public parks were an important part of entertainment in Sweden and Lunden was one of West Sweden's entertainment metropolises, well-visited by both artists and visitors.

The feasibility study will find out how it is possible to adapt and develop the property's premises for rental for performances, seminars, exhibitions, workshops, training, markets and parties. How to develop the old beautiful park into an "outdoor activity center" for all ages all seasons, and how this can be done in collaboration with local associations, companies, schools, institutions, the municipality and the general public.

Junction Botnafjord

Gerlesborg 21 has taken the initiative for the feasibility study ”Knutpunkt Bottnafjorden” to develop a meeting place with a focus on transport, movement, service and experiences of nature and culture. The feasibility study, which runs until 31 December 2024, aims to create an action plan for sustainable development of the place. The project is being carried out in collaboration with the municipalities of Tanum, Sotenäs and Munkedal as well as other local actors.

Co-operative housing feasibility study

The Tillsamsmanbygderi pilot study aims to develop sustainable and cost-effective housing solutions through organized self-construction in Bohuslän. The pilot study focuses on testing new methods for community building and creating stronger local communities.

Pre-study Skaftögården

Skaftögårdens Vänner will conduct a feasibility study to explore the possibilities of organizing summer activities at Skaftögården. The study focuses on exploring collaborations with local actors and evaluating funding options, with the goal of enriching young people's summers and promoting sustainable development in line with Agenda 2030.

Gneiss Adventures

Ljungskile Outdoor Världsevent AB is active in developing sustainable tourism in Bohuslän and wants to create a concept through the preliminary study Gnejs Adventures where cycling is combined with local gastronomy and accommodation. By attracting both new and returning visitors, they want to contribute to economic and sustainable development in the region. The project focuses on strengthening cooperation between local actors to create unique and memorable experiences.