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 January 2015) - The European Commission has published the final report of the project “Mainstreaming climate change into rural development policy post 2013” which provides technical guidance for Member States’ managing authorities on the design and integration of new and innovative climate operations.
The 11th edition of the FARNET Magazine, coproduced by AEIDL within the DevNet EEIG, presents the challenges fisheries communities have to address in the perspective of the new EU programming period 2014-2020.
The Best LIFE Environment projects 2013 are highlighted in a publication co-produced by AEIDL.
To animate the Social Innovation Europe (SIE) initiative, the European Commission has contracted a consortium associating AEIDL and eight partner organisations.
AEIDL has published a compilation of the findings and initiatives presented at the “Reinventing Europe through Local Initiative” conference held in Brussels on 19-20 February 2014.
(27 January 2015) - Committed to reducing its environmental impact, AEIDL is working towards adopting more sustainable practices and raise its environmental awareness and standard practice within the organisation and with its members, partners and suppliers. To ensure neutral third party control over this, the Association has entered an environmental certification process.
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