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• Case study:Nigg Bay Managed Realignment Scheme  + (Land purchased by RSPB in 2001, project pa … Land purchased by RSPB in 2001, project part funded by HLF, SNH and SEPA grants as well as a legacy from Miss EMP Scott Will Trust. Excluding staff costs and land purchase, the whole scheme cost £53,840 to complete. Of this, £22,400 were spent on the design and impact study; £2,100 on strengthening existing landward defences; £1,470 on culvert blocking and breach digging; £1,100 on tree removal from the sea wall; £8,450 on fencing to retain stock on site; £1,350 on topping; £8,500 on surveys and</br>monitoring; £1,400 on a video, £600 on the launch event; and £110 on the FEPA licence. In terms of staff cost, the RSPB estimated that for the duration of the project (March 2001 – March 2003), total staff time was equivalent to 70-75% of one full time employee (Chisholm et al., 2004).ull time employee (Chisholm et al., 2004).)
• Case study:Swindale Beck Restoration  + (Main Contractor cost for delivery - £205,000 Geomorphological clerk of works - £6,200 Access & Interpretation - £2,000 Staff time for partner organisations is not included in these costings.)
• Case study:Removal and opening of sluice gates on the Vence River  + (No financial investment. The operation took four to five days of work for three agents.)
• Case study:River Ogwen and Nant Francon  + (Of the £48,000 (€56,000) project cost- £8,000 (€9,300) was spent on a flood model and £5,000 (€5,800) was spent on design.)
• Case study:Ladywell Fields (QUERCUS)  + (Part-funded through the EU’s LIFE Environment Programme)
• Case study:Diversion of the River Nith  + (Phase 1: 3900000 (thousands of euros))

• Case study:Reopening of Mjølløst stream  + (Preliminary estimates.)

• Case study:Stroud Rural Sustainable Drainage Project  + (Revenue project funding is provided by the Severn and Wye Regional Flood and Coastal Committee. Capital funding is supplied by Gloucestershire County Council, the Environment Agency and Stroud District Council.)
• Case study:Restoration of the lowland river system Grote Nete  + (TOTAL BUDGET 3,120,940.00 € EU CONTRIBUTION 1,560,470.00 €)
• Case study:River Hogsmill Restoration Project  + (The Environment Agency has contributed £13 … The Environment Agency has contributed £130,000</br></br>total cost estimates:</br>*Item Base Cost Budget Cost</br>*General Clearance £47,200 £56,640</br>*Tree Works £16,000 £19,200</br>*LB Re-profiling £18,900 £22,680</br>*RB Top of Bank Re-profiling £8,600 £10,320</br>*RB Low Level Footpaths Re-profiling £9,500 £11,400</br>*Wildlife Pond £18,100 £21,720</br>*New River Meander £24,500 £29,400</br>*New Backwater £12,000 £14,400</br>*Footpaths (tarmac or similar) – 450m £24,200 £29,040</br>*Footpaths (gravel or similar) - 1930m £44,800 £53,760</br>*Kingston Station Footpath - 200m £44,800 £53,760</br>*Bonesgate Stream Curved Bridge £24,200 £29,040</br>*Playground Bridge £23,600 £28,320</br>*Picnic Area £2,900 £3,480</br>*Lighting £7,000 £8,400</br>*General Planting £10,000 £12,000</br></br>Subtotal £403,560</br>Design and contract administration 15.0% £26,606</br>Overheads and profit 12.5% £22,172</br>Adjustment -7.5% -£13,303</br>Total (rounded up) £440,0007.5% -£13,303 Total (rounded up) £440,000)
• Case study:Noard-Fryslân Bûtendyks Managed Realignment Scheme  + (The Noorderleech realignment cost some €600,000 in total – €2,000 of which were spent on permits, and €20,000 on plan production. It Fryske Gea alone spent at least 5,000 man-hours on implementing the scheme.)
• Case study:Apelnäs fishway at River Rolfså  + (The building of the fishway cost 1 milj. Swedish crones (ca. 100 000 euros) and the habitat restoration 84 000 Swedish crones (ca. 8400 euros).)
• Case study:Wild Wylye Phase 1  + (The capital costs (and part of staff time) … The capital costs (and part of staff time) was funded by the Environment Agency and the landowners. The two main project partners (Wylye Fly Fishing Club and Wessex Chalk Streams Project - hosted by Wiltshire Wildlife Trust) provided staff time in-kind.</br></br>The total value of volunteer labour was conservatively estimated at £9250 (appr. 12500 EUR)ively estimated at £9250 (appr. 12500 EUR))
• Case study:Nar SSSI project  + (The entire project, covering 1 km of chann … The entire project, covering 1 km of channel, was delivered by a team of 3 people in less than 3 days and for under 3 thousand pounds. Accordingly, although early days, it seems that the Nar SSSI project can be viewed as a successful low-cost ‘quick win’ project in a constrained site.‘quick win’ project in a constrained site.)
• Case study:River Valency at Boscastle  + (The exact cost of the river restoration element of this project is unknown. The project was part of a £6.3M (€7.3M) flood risk management scheme.)
• Case study:Restoring of ecological connectivity and implementation of activities improving functioning of the free river migration corridor  + (The project is implemented by National Wat … The project is implemented by National Water</br>Management Polish Waters Regional Water Management</br>Board in Krakow as part of the EU Operational Programme</br>Infrastructure and Environment 2014-2020.</br>Total cost: 9 248 830 €</br>Subsidy from the European Union: 7 840 380 €</br>Project implementation time: 2017-20200 € Project implementation time: 2017-2020)
• Case study:Irpin river restoration  + (The project is still in the planning phase; funds not yet available)
• Case study:Improvement of the River Varde at the Wadden Sea estuary  + (The project started in 01/01/1999 and was completed in 31/12/2002 EU contribution 713,036.46 €)
• Case study:Beltringharder Koog Regulated Tidal Exchange Scheme  + (The scheme was financed by the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein and the German federal government (proportions and exact costs are unknown).)
• Case study:River Varde Valley and the meadows of Ho Bay (Ho Bugt) environment improvement project  + (The total budget was approximately €23 mil … The total budget was approximately €23 million with €0.7 million provided by the EU LIFE programme and €20 million from agri-environmental subsidies. The LIFE funding (1996-2002) mainly contributed to the non-recurrent part of the project. The subsidies formed the main basis of financing for recurring environmentally-friendly management activities over 20 years (1999-2019). The remaining parts of the budget, especially pre-project costs and land redistribution costs, were covered by funding from the Danish Forestry and Nature Agency and the Danish Food Industry Agency.gency and the Danish Food Industry Agency.)
• Case study:Dam removal at Grönkullen, River Rolfsån  + (The total costs were about 5 million Swedish crones including investigations, purchase of appropriate rights and their implementation, demolition of the dam and river restoration measures.)
• Case study:Robledo de Chavela dam removal  + (There is a total budget of €1.5 million which includes the elimination of the dam and the renaturalization of the environment.)
• Case study:Anton Crescent Wetlands Regeneration  + (This funding was matched by the London Borough of Sutton, through the provision of in-kind labour. London Borough of Sutton provided on-site project management and undertook all works required to implement the restoration work.)
• Case study:River of Life  + (This project has been jointly funded and delivered by the Environment Agency and the Earth Trust.)
• Case study:Hurdalselva - River Hurdalselv  + (This was.....)
• Case study:Conservation strategies for forest and wild river in Gesaeuse: the Johnsbach Beck restoration  + (Total budget 2,363,206.00 € EU contribution 1,181,603.00 €)
• Case study:Removal of the migration barriers for aquatic organisms on the river Wisłoka and its tributaries – Ropa and Jasiołka  + (Total cost of the project: 28.7 milion Polish zloty including the European Union support of 24.4 milion Polish zloty (85%) from the Cohesion Fund under Operational Program Infrastructure and Environment 2014-2020. Duration of the project: 2018-2021)
• Case study:Afon Merin Natural Process Restoration  + (Total project cost including felling and installation of dams and scrapes was approximately £30,000)
• Case study:Conservation strategies for forest and wild river in Gesaeuse: the River Enns restoration  + (Total budget 2,363,206.00 € EU contribution 1,181,603.00 €)
• Case study:Restoration and fish migration enhancement in the Wachau Valley  + (Total budget 5,200,000.00 € EU contribution 2,600,000.00 €)
• Case study:LIFE+ Traisen  + (VERBUND (15 million euros) and other finan … VERBUND (15 million euros) and other financing partners:</br>Office of the Lower Austrian Provincial Government</br>Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Regions and Tourism</br>EU-LIFE+ Nature and Biodiversity Fund</br>Lower Austria Landscape Fund</br>Lower Austrian Provincial Fishing Association</br>viadonauan Provincial Fishing Association viadonau)
• Case study:Knock Burn low flow channel  + (Work carried out under the auspices of maintenance of the designated watercourse - adaptive mainteneace)