ARFOR - Phase 2

The procurement contact named on the official notice.

Cyngor Gwynedd Council has published 44 notices across all categories, and 84% of its awards go to a supplier it has used before.

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Supporting the communities that are the stronghold of the Welsh language to flourish through economic interventions that will also contribute to increasing opportunities to see and use the Welsh language on a daily basis.

The 4 Strategic Aims are: 1.

Create opportunities for young people and families (≤ 35 years old) to stay in or return to their indigenous communities – supporting them to succeed locally by engaging in enterprise or developing a career and ensuring a livelihood that fulfils their aspirations.

2.

Create enterprising communities within Welsh-speaking areas – by supporting commercial and community enterprises that aim to preserve and increase local wealth by taking advantage of the identity and unique qualities of their areas.

3.

Maximize the benefit of collaborative activity – by establishing a mindset of learning by doing and continuous improvement, learning from an activity within individual areas and then extending it, but tailoring it to local circumstances.

4.

Strengthen the identity of communities with a high density of Welsh speakers – by supporting the use and visibility of the Welsh language, encouraging a sense of place and local loyalty, together with increasing awareness of what is common across the region.

Free to start. Named contacts come from published notices; the strategy is generated from the buyer’s news, accounts and people.

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