Projects
BRAND

Bringing Revitalisation and Nurturing Development
Aims & Objectives
Aim
The BRAND project is aimed at producing a methodology by which communities can be engaged with re-branding their towns. A successful methodology will be constructed, allowing for a Toolkit. This in turn will secure a fruitful exercise of town re-branding for each of the four towns, boosting competition, image and community wellbeing.
Objectives
The four objectives are:
- Identifying and developing the brand of each town
- Establishing a sustainable cross-border model for urban re-branding (development of a toolkit)
- Developing a community understanding of the need for sustainable development
- Devising new research and consultation processes
Budget
| Partner | ERDF (€) | Total Project Budget (€) |
|---|---|---|
| Denbighshire County Council (Lead Partner) | 371,011 | 494,681 |
| Isle of Anglesey County Council | 371,011 | 494,681 |
| Kildare County Council | 371,011 | 494,681 |
| Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council | 371,011 | 494,681 |
| Total | 1,484,043 | 1,978,724 |
Location
Counties in Ireland where the project is carried out:
Dublin, Kildare
Counties in Wales where the project is carried out:
Denbighshire, Isle of Anglesey
Contacts
| Name | Address | Tel: | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nicola Caie - Project Coordinator | Denbighshire County Council, Trem Clwyd, Canol - y - Dre, Ruthin, Denbighshire LL15 1QA WALES | nicola.caie@denbighshire.gov.uk |
©Ireland Wales Programme, Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly, 2 George's Street, Waterford, Ireland
Telephone: +353 51 318 100 | Fax: +353 51 318129 | Email: ireland_wales@seregassembly.ie
Telephone: +353 51 318 100 | Fax: +353 51 318129 | Email: ireland_wales@seregassembly.ie







