FLAG Factsheet
The FLAG's territory is characterised by diverse coastal areas and inland hills. Many areas in the region are protected and are important environmentally. The area’s coastal fisheries play a fundamental role in the region’s economy; however, they are small-scale and limited in terms of production and profitability.
Challenges for the FLAG area include the sectors inability to grow due to its limited infrastructure. Still, the region also has a rich cultural heritage. Using this cultural heritage to the sectors advantage is a challenge for the area and FLAG. The diversification of fisheries activities are also a challenge for the area.
The FLAG’s territory includes the following protected areas: Isola di Licosa, Punta Licosa e dintorni, Monte Tresino, Parco Nazionale del Cilento, Vallo di Diano e Alburni.
The FLAG’s local development strategy is based on the following:
Furthermore, key objectives include:
National and regional
The lead partner in the FLAG partnership is the Cilento Regeneratio LEADER LAG. The FLAG and LAG work closely together and share certain board members but have separate local development strategies and budgets.
Members of the FLAG include the Cilento Regeneratio LEADER LAG, the area’s associated municipalities, several fishing cooperatives and several environmental NGOs.