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Infrastructure

September 30, 2022 · about 3 years ago

Tolan: Developing cross border capital projects aimed at protecting coastline

Local Fine Gael Councillor Sharon Tolan has announced that Meath County Council is to receive €147,000 from the Shared Island Local Authority Development Fund. The purpose of the scheme is to support the progression of new joint investment projects by cross-border Local Authority partnerships that c

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Tolan: Developing cross border capital projects aimed at protecting coastline
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Local Fine Gael Councillor Sharon Tolan has announced that Meath County Council is to receive €147,000 from the Shared Island Local Authority Development Fund.

The purpose of the scheme is to support the progression of new joint investment projects by cross-border Local Authority partnerships that can link funding streams from North and South and better deliver shared regional development goals.

Meath will be the lead authority in a project consisting of 4 Local Authorities across the country, Louth, ‘Ards and North Down Borough Council’ and ‘Newry Mourne and Down District Council.

The project titled ‘Exploring Nature Based Solutions to Coastal Erosion in the East Border Region’ will enable the Local Authorities to determine the feasibility of developing cross border capital projects aimed at protecting the coastline.

Coastal erosion is an issue that affects the island as a whole, and the project brings partners from both jurisdictions together with the goal of identifying and testing innovative natural solutions that can give local authorities a crucial tool to tackle erosion.

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