Netherlands Help Make Tender

Come up with initiatives to make South Holland more exercise-friendly and more attractive for recreation. The province has opened a subsidy scheme totaling 2 million for initiatives in the field of sports and water recreation. Money is also available for managers of green and nature areas to maintain the quality of these areas heavily frequented by corona.In concrete terms this concerns the following subsidy options and voucher schemes 600000 for physical measures in the publicly accessible outdoor space aimed at maximum exercise and health gains and at reducing health inequalities. View the legal regulationrefers to another website. 200000 for the more small-scale initiatives including activities. This amount will be made available through a voucher scheme implemented by Team Sportservice Zuid-Holland. View the legal regulationrefers to another website. 700000 for the implementation of measures in existing green areas to better absorb the increase in holidaymakers due to corona. View the legal regulationrefers to another website. 90000 for small-scale initiatives up to 1000 to stimulate the involvement of residents in existing green areas and green spaces. This amount will be made available through a voucher scheme implemented by Stichting Het Zuid-Hollands Landschap ZHL. View the legal regulationrefers to another website. 280000 for initiatives in the field of water recreation on and along the water. This scheme applies to initiatives in or near the regions of Hof van Delfland Hollandse Plassen Central Holland. View the scheme . 70000 for initiatives in the field of water recreation on and along the water in the other areas of South Holland. View the scheme .Exercise-friendly and recreationalThe province wants to make sports and recreation possible for everyone in South Holland. Due to the corona crisis this is now extra important because sports within a club are less possible and because of this people do not move much. Many people in South Holland appreciate the recreational opportunities within the province. The corona crisis is putting extra pressure on nature and recreational areas requiring additional management measures. Water recreation is also undiminished in popularity and can improve further with new initiatives.With these subsidies opportunities are created for physical measures to make the outdoor space more exercise-friendly more attractive for recreation and to ensure that additional management measures can be taken to maintain the quality of our green and nature areas.