Bezirksregierung Arnsberg
About the funder
The Bezirksregierung Arnsberg is a modern, efficient, and citizen-friendly authority of the state intermediate level of North Rhine-Westphalia. It consolidates responsibilities from nearly all state ministries for the Arnsberg administrative district (South Westphalia and the eastern Ruhr area) and acts as a responsible service provider for citizens, municipalities, associations, and businesses. With around 2,000 employees at nine locations across an area of approximately 8,000 km² serving more than 3.5 million inhabitants, it undertakes a broad range of tasks: from occupational safety to environmental protection, education, municipal supervision, energy and climate protection, cultural promotion, rural development, legacy of old mining, ordnance disposal, to economic development. The Bezirksregierung Arnsberg coordinates funding programs, approves projects, and offers comprehensive advice and administrative services.
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Mission & Vision
The Bezirksregierung Arnsberg is committed to representing the state government within its area of responsibility through expert, citizen-oriented, and efficient administrative procedures. It consolidates and coordinates state, municipal, and association interests locally, thereby promoting a sustainable and livable development of the region. Our goal is to contribute to equitable participation of all population groups in social and economic progress through reliable advice, planning, and processing of applications.
Target groups
The offers and funding programs of the Bezirksregierung Arnsberg are aimed at citizens of the Arnsberg administrative district who require information or permits; municipalities and independent cities seeking support in planning, infrastructure, education, or climate protection; companies and craft businesses wishing to apply for funding for energy or digitization projects; associations and non-profit organizations implementing regional development or environmental projects; as well as educational institutions and social service providers needing funding for school and integration measures.