How to become a SBFLAG member

As a voluntary FLAG Member, you will:

• develop detailed understanding of the Local Development Strategy 2017-2020 and work with the SBFLAG Animateur to review and update it
• take a pro-active approach to the allocation of funding to priorities agreed in the strategy
• work with other members of the SBFLAG to setbthe local work plan and which projects or activities to invest in
• be available to go to regular meetings to support the above activities.

What can the SBFLAG do for you?

• provide effective stakeholder engagement
• design and deliver innovative projects and get involved in all FLAG projects
• allow communities to tackle coastal issues affecting them
• provide educational material to schools, businesses and communities
• enable networking opportunities through conferences and events
• work effectively on issues/opportunities for the coast using our members knowledge and expertise to deliver results
• make possible conflict resolution on coastal issues
• stay informed on coastal and marine information
• become better informed on policy decisions
• meet others working in other maritime sectors in a neutral setting
• share knowledge and good practice
• get your ideas and news heard and discussed through our meetings
• work in collaboration
• opportunities to influence European and UK policy

How do I apply to become a SBFLAG Member?

Fill in an expression of interest form and send to the Swansea Bay FLAG.