Local supply for your municipality
Local supply is part of public services. friedas helps municipalities secure basic supply with digitally operated local suppliers — from the location analysis to ongoing operation.
Challenges for the municipality
- Closing shops weaken the village centre and its appeal.
- Conventional markets can hardly be established in small municipalities.
- Residents expect supply close to home.
- Funding and planning questions are complex and time-consuming.
How friedas supports the municipality
- Data-based location analysis as a solid basis for decisions.
- Digitally supported operation with long opening hours and bearable costs.
- Support with funding, concept and viability.
- Flexible operator models from municipal to self-employed operation.
Advantages for the municipality
- Public services secured. Basic supply remains close to home.
- Village centre strengthened. A lively meeting place instead of vacancy.
- Confident decisions. Location analysis and viability from a single source.
- Eligibility checkable. We jointly review suitable funding options.

Who this is for
Municipalities, mayors and municipal councils that want to permanently secure local supply in their area.
Example application
The municipal council wants to secure supply in the main town. friedas prepares a location analysis, develops a concept and reviews funding options; from this emerges a digital local supplier run by a local operator.
Frequently asked questions
What role does the municipality take in operation?
That is flexible. The municipality can operate it itself, appoint an operator or support a cooperative. We clarify the right model together.
Is such a local supplier eligible for funding?
Depending on the federal state and programme, various funding options may apply. We jointly review which ones fit your project.
How much effort is the planning for the municipality?
friedas provides support from the location analysis through the concept to implementation, so the planning effort for the municipality remains manageable.
Does this fit your place? Let's find out.
The site analysis is free and non-binding.


