REGD Funding Application

Use this Application Form to submit your application to the St Briavels Turbine Community Resilience Fund. There are funding rounds every 6 months with deadlines for receipt of applications of 30th November and 31 May each year.

Applications may be:

1 – submitted online below, or

2 – Downloaded, filled in, and returned by email to REGD@theresiliencecentre.co.uk, or

3 – Downloaded, filled in and posted to the society’s registered address: Resilient Energy Great Dunkilns, Woodlands, Woodside, Woolaston, Lydney, Glos. GL15 6PS.

Applicant Name:

Contact Address:

Contact Email:

Contact Telephone:

Please state whether you are applying as an Individual or Organisation:

Please state name of Organisation (if appropriate):

Q1: Provide a brief outline of the project that you are seeking funding for, summarising the project overall and the aspects which would be supported by the funding, if your application is successful.

Q2: Please indicate how much project funding you are seeking in total, and whether you are seeking the full amount from this source, or a partial contribution (or either).

Q3: If a partial contribution, please explain how the remaining funds would be sourced to enable the project to proceed, and the minimum funding award necessary to enable your project to go ahead.

Q4: What specific community need(s) or future challenge(s) is the project intended to address?

Q5: Who will benefit from your project? What is/are the benefit(s)? and what are the timescales to the benefit(s) being achieved?

Q6: Please explain how you believe the project would help to build community resilience in St Briavels and environs.

Q7: Does the project require any permissions or licenses? If so have these been secured, or are plans underway to secure these within the next 6 months?

Q8: Is the project financially self-sustaining or income generating? Will additional funding be required to maintain/progress/advance the project?

Q9: Is the project standalone (ie a one-off) or is it part of a longer term strategy? Does it link into current community activities/services.

Q10: The take up of any grant of funding allocated by the Advisory Panel will be conditional upon the Terms and Conditions of the St Briavels Turbine Community Resilience Fund which are detailed below.

Please confirm that you have read and accept these conditions prior to submitting your application.

Q11: Additional relevant information (such as accompanying quotes or supporting evidence) may be submitted by email to REGD@theresiliencecentre.co.uk using ‘Additional Information’ as subject label. Items should be kept to a reasonable length or summarised. Please list any items which you intend to email.

GREAT DUNKILNS TURBINE COMMUNITY RESILIENCE FUND - TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR RECIPIENTS

Successful projects must be of clearly defined benefit to the community of St Briavels and environs.

Receipt of any funding received from the Great Dunkilns Turbine Community Resilience Fund must be acknowledged by grant recipients if they mention their project publicly.

Prior to expenditure, funding recipients will be required to provide evidence that the use of the funding granted, will be in accordance with the application approved for funding.

The Society may detail approved projects and funding recipients within its own publicity and in related activities concerning community resilience.

Funding recipients must provide a suitable photo of the project activity which the funding has helped to facilitate within 6 months of receipt of funding.

If for any reason an approved project does not go ahead within 6 months of funding being granted to the recipient, the funding must be returned to the Great Dunkilns Turbine Community Resilience Fund for reallocation to future applicants, unless an extension of time has been agreed and put in writing by the Board of Resilient Energy Great Dunkilns .

Retrospective applications (ie where expenditure has already been incurred) will be ineligible for funding from this source.