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Can Successful Promotion of Tourism Prevent Rural Depopulation? A Case Study of Soportújar (Spain)sidents, and with news released by the Council and other bodies. We conclude that the official demographic data, which suggest that the population dynamic in Soportújar has not improved, do not reflect the real situation in the village. We set out the reasons why we believe that the official figures

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Starting a Business Through LEADER as a Means of Combatting Rural Depopulation. Obstacles that Prevesults highlight that the most frequent cause of failure was economic difficulties, which are analysed from different perspectives. Those interviewed were also severely critical of the work of the LAGs. Criticisms were particularly strong amongst young people and young women in particular. We also ob

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A Failed Project is Not Necessarily a Non-executed Project. LEADER Projects in Rural Development andpplies equally to all kinds of projects (creation, improvement, expansion), all kinds of promoters (limited company or PLC, cooperative, self-employed, etc.) or all kinds of rural areas (deep rural, intermediate rural and periurban). This type of information can only be gauged from personalized inte

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