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Norfolk Rural Business Advice
Service (NRBAS) provides independent support for rural businesses.
Established by Shaping Norfolk’s Future in 2000, NRBAS
is a non-for-profit organisation that aims to help Norfolk rural
businesses develop through sustainable growth and change into the
twenty-first century.
A key aim is to make information and support widely
available and accessible.
We provide one-to-one business advice; group working
and training; and support to projects dedicated to tackling key rural
issues.
This website gives you a range of practical tools
and information that will help take your business forward.
The key areas of the website are:
- Farm Diversification
/ Rural Business Development:
Whether your business is a farming one, a start up or an existing
rural business, you may be considering diversifying or creating a
new enterprise. This toolkit provides practical guidance in
assessing a new business idea and developing the business plan.
- Farmers and Business Forum:
Open to both young farmers and young rural business people (20 to 35
years old), this programme provides practical support and help to
tackle problems in work and business that will help you to develop
your own opportunities.
- Briefings:
projects we are working on to support rural business across Norfolk.
- Events and Training:
up-to-date information on what training and events are taking place.
- Contact Us: e-mail
your questions or give us a ring.
Remember, we can help you to:
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Assess the present
business |
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Identify opportunities |
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Find other business
support services |
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Consider marketing and
exporting |
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Prepare a development
plan |
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Develop skills |
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Monitor progress |
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Develop industry
networks |
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Access grants and prepare
funding applications |
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Find appropriate and
effective training |
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Briefings
You will find a range of
briefings listed on this website, including the latest advice, information about our ongoing projects and completed projects.
Shaping Norfolks Future, Rural Economy Board
The Rural Economy Board has provided a supporting role to the Shaping Norfolk’s Futures partnership on issues concerning agriculture, food production and processing and associated rural issues.
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