16th November
Wicklow Digital First Jacksmill HUB13
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HUB13
HuB13 is one of 50 hubs around the country that are hosting a digital first day.
Our theme is rural connectivity, smart village development and how digital connectivity can assist rural life especially small farm diversification.
Speakers:
Donal Kearney of Grow Remote.
Local Enterprise Office to talk about TOV vouchers and Green transition assistance.
We are going to cover whats considered the most pressing in a rural context and where broadband connectivity can turbo charge rural communities success.
How Town Centre First initiatives can affect rural villages and how Smart Village will be a large part of LEADER funding in the coming session.
We will also be highlighting local initiatives and how they tie in with Farm Diversification, inter-village connectivity and re-energising our communities as they struggle with population explosion.
This is intended as a taster session where ideas might come from. We have capacity for 25 persons so book early.
We will provide refreshment and food.
Date & Time
Wednesday, 16 November 2022
15:00 - 17:00 GMT
Location
Jacksmill, Timmore, Kiltimon A63 RW84 Newcastle Wicklow Ireland
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Our theme is rural connectivity, smart village development and how digital connectivity can assist rural life especially small farm diversification.
Speakers:
Donal Kearney of Grow Remote.
Local Enterprise Office to talk about TOV vouchers and Green transition assistance.
We are going to cover whats considered the most pressing in a rural context and where broadband connectivity can turbo charge rural communities success.
How Town Centre First initiatives can affect rural villages and how Smart Village will be a large part of LEADER funding in the coming session.
We will also be highlighting local initiatives and how they tie in with Farm Diversification, inter-village connectivity and re-energising our communities as they struggle with population explosion.
This is intended as a taster session where ideas might come from. We have capacity for 25 persons so book early.
We will provide refreshment and food.
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