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Scotland Rural Development Programme

Rural Priorities introductory pack published

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Details: Friday, 21 May 2010 09:38 Tamsin Morris Hits: 498

The Scottish Government have recently published an 'introductory pack' for applicants to the Rural Priorities strand of the Scotland Rural Development Programme (SRDP).

The pack includes a reasonably short introduction to how to make an application as well as some of the introductory forms that you might need to get started on an application. Having fought through a few SRDP applications myself, I'd say the pack is a useful addition to the process and saves you spending time searching through the website. But it provides no guidance on the scoring and assessment process, which applicants will surely want to get to grips with so they can submit an application that has the greatest chance of success.

You can find the introductory pack here.