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''IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: The INCREASE 2006-2008 Programme is no longer receiving applications as all funds have been allocated to Scottish community recycling projects.'' |
Applicants are asked to ensure they comply with the following INCREASE Programme Eligibility Criteria.
Eligibility Criteria
Projects must be delivered by a community waste sector organisation. For the purpose of this Fund, community waste sector organisation is defined as, “a non-profit distributing organisation, which provides added value services to communities in relation to waste reduction, reuse, recycling and composting”. This definition includes community organisations that are not already involved with waste management but would like to become involved. Full details of the eligibility criteria can be found in the guidance notes below.
To be considered eligible for both small and strategic applications, the following documentation must be provided (in paper and electronic formats, where applicable):
- Fully completed, checked and signed small application form (or Strategic Pre-application Form (Form A) and Project Plan (Form B), in case of strategic applications).
- Signed audited accounts (for most recent accounting period).
- Signed Constitution / Memorandum and Articles (only require hard copy).
Please note that funding for INCREASE ends on the 28th February 2008: all monies must be claimed for prior to this date.
Please consult CRNS through support@crns.org.uk when completing your application form. They will be able to provide advice and support during the process.
Please click here to read the Eligibility Guidance Notes
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