Goals: To combine activity days with consultations into young people's views of rural life
Funding: Youth BzR is supported by individual local businesses and contributors including The Countryside Agency and district councils. Each event costs between 1,500 and 4,500
Young people in rural areas have been having fun while getting their views on life across through the work of the Derbyshire-based Youth BzR project - short for "bazaar" in text language.
The project was set up in 2003 by the Derbyshire Rural Community Council to find out the views of young people living in the Derbyshire Dales and High Peaks area. It comprised activity days over the summer months in villages and towns around the county, using attractions such as archery, a mobile skatepark and go-karting to attract about 200 young people at a time.
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