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The Welsh <strong>Language</strong> Board promotes and facilitates the use of the Welsh language. It cooperates<br />

with several public sector bodies, private businesses and voluntary organisations.<br />

In the <strong>MELT</strong> project there is special co-operation with the Welsh-medium pre-school<br />

organisation Mudiad Meithrin. The Welsh <strong>Language</strong> Board is the lead body in the<br />

establishment of the Network to Promote Linguistic Diversity.<br />

More information on: http://www.byig-wlb.org.uk (available in nearly fifty languages)<br />

The Regional Council of Brittany is responsible for the implementation of the region’s<br />

linguistic policy regarding the Breton language. Therefore it develops pedagogical tools in<br />

association with the educational authority. It works closely together with Breton<br />

organisations like Divskouarn (association of day-care centres, also a partner), Diwan<br />

(immersion schools), Dihun (Catholic bilingual schools) and Divyezh (public bilingual schools).<br />

More information on: http://www.bretagne.fr (available in eight languages)<br />

Divskouarn is a non-profit organisation that works on a local level on the awareness and the<br />

structuring of bilingual day-centres. Divskouarn was officially recognised as full partner of<br />

the partnership at a later stage (approval by the Commission in August 2010), though they<br />

have been involved from the application phase onwards.<br />

More information on: http://divskouarn.free.fr (in French and Breton)<br />

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