Funding
Ayrshire Rural and Islands Ambition (ARIA) Fund has now launched for new applications for the 2024-2025 session.
This year just over £400,000 of funding is available for both revenue and capital projects. There are two funds, the Main Fund, and the Community Asset Maintenance Fund.
- Read more about Ayrshire fund reopening!
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The Neighbourhood Ecosystem Fund, which supports community-led project groups in Scotland to design and deliver local nature restoration projects, is now open to applications.
The aim of the Neighbourhood Ecosystem Fund is to help communities develop their own ideas for nature restoration into deliverable actions.
More than 10,000 hectares of damaged peatland has been restored in Scotland over the last year, reducing harmful emissions and accelerating progress to net zero.
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Do you have a big idea to help young people connect with nature and take positive action for biodiversity and the climate? The Future Routes Fund is now open for applications.
- Read more about Nature Scot - Future Routes Fund 2024
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The Cairngorms Community Led Vision (CLV) Fund has been established by the Cairngorms Trust and the Cairngorms National Park Authority (CNPA).
- Read more about Community Led Vision Fund Launched for 2024/2025
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MSPs have backed legislation giving councils a new power to introduce a visitor levy that would raise funding for local visitor facilities and services.
- Read more about Visitor Levy Bill passed
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- Read more about A cut above the rest!
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The latest Knowledge Transfer Innovation Fund (KITF) opens today (Wednesday 22 May).
KTIF supports projects that help farmers and crofters to acquire new skills and share learning across the agricultural sector. Successful projects will receive grants of up to £200,000 to help farmers develop their skills and improve the competitiveness and sustainability of their businesses.
A call to recipients of rural development funding to help with the development of potential future schemes has been made by the Scottish Government.
A fund to help community groups across Scotland set up renewable energy generation projects has opened for applications.
The £1.5 million Community Energy Generation Growth Fund will support local communities installing wind turbines and solar panels or developing other types of renewable energy generation, such as hydro, to meet local needs.
- Read more about £1.5 million to support community projects.
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