Amt für regionale Landesentwicklung Lüneburg

The Amt für regionale Landesentwicklung Lüneburg (ArL Lüneburg) is a state authority headquartered in Lüneburg, with branch offices in Bremerhaven, Verden, and Stade. Established in 2014 from parts of the former Lüneburg District Government and the State Office for Geoinformation and Land Development, the ArL serves as the central contact point for eleven districts between Hamburg, Bremen, and Hanover. It coordinates and manages funding from the EU, the federal government, and the state of Lower Saxony for projects in the areas of village and urban development promotion, land consolidation and land management, spatial planning, water management, hydrogen economy, as well as advising on and approving foundations. Through close networking with municipalities, ministries, and other partners, the authority promotes tailored and sustainable development of rural and urban areas and contributes to the long-term strengthening of quality of life and business location in the region.

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The funding programs and services of the ArL Lüneburg are primarily aimed at public entities such as independent cities, districts, municipalities, and municipal administrations within the jurisdiction. In addition, associations, clubs, foundations, public institutions, and interested private individuals can apply for support with projects on topics such as regional planning, climate protection, infrastructure development, social innovation, and economic promotion. The goal is to support and accompany all regional actors – from the public sector, civil society, and private economy – in the implementation of sustainable and future-oriented projects.