The Community Climate Fund is being made available to organisations and community groups interested in developing projects and initiatives which relate to the challenge of addressing climate change.
Strands:
- Small Scale Projects up to €20k
- Medium Scale Projects €21k to €50k
- Large Scale Projects €51k to €100k
The Community Climate Fund is being made available to organisations and community groups interested in developing projects and initiatives which relate to the challenge of addressing climate change ( Reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Build Climate Resilience and Help communities transition to a lower carbon economy.Community organisations meeting the requirements listed below are eligible to apply to partner with the Local Authorities to implement a project under this Programme, they:
- must be a not-for-profit organisation
- must be located in the operational area of the LA to which it is applying for funding
- must submit a completed application form on or before the specified closing date and time
- must be registered with a PPN or connected with other collectives such as the Wheel, Tidy Towns and /or a community group with Articles of Association or a Constitution, which hold an AGM, and for which approved minutes are available.
Community organisations meeting the requirements listed below are eligible to apply to partner with the Local Authorities to implement a project under this Programme, they:
- Must be a not-for-profit organisation.
- Must be located in the operational area of the LA to which it is applying for funding.
- Must submit a completed application form on or before the specified closing date and time.
- Must be registered with a PPN or connected with other collectives such as the Wheel, Tidy Towns and /or a community group with Articles of Association or a Constitution, which hold an AGM, and for which approved minutes are available.
Assessment Criteria Strand 1:
- Relevance and impact
- Innovation and scalability
- Value for money
- Achievability
- Partnership approach
- Governance arrangements
Assessment Criteria Strand 1a:
- Shared Island relevance and impact
- Innovation and scalability
- Value for money
- Achievability
- Cross-border partnership approach
- Governance arrangements
For further information, see the Framework for the Community Climate
Action Programme or contact your local authority.
All information is accurate at the time of writing; however, we recommend visiting the individual websites of the funding organisations for the most current and up-to-date information on their specified schemes.