Community Investment Fund Sample Clauses

Community Investment Fund. Provision of CIF Sub-grants to WAGs, on a demand driven basis, to use as a revolving fund to assist WAG members and to support activities that are focused on: (i) consolidation of existing livelihoods by improving production and productivity and making them resilient to shocks and to climate change risks; (ii) value addition and leveraging value chain opportunities and reaching bigger markets; and (iii) exploration of new economic opportunities. Up to twelve (12) percent of the CIF may be used by WAGs to support their existing social funds.
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Community Investment Fund. 1. Carrying out of Sub-projects consisting of social, economic and infrastructure activities such as: (i) improved access to public services, including sanitation, health, education and child care; (ii) small group based income generating activities; (iii) small infrastructure investments; including expansion/rehabilitation of existing minor irrigation sources, community health systems, and drinking water; and (iv) improvement of livelihood opportunities for the disabled and their caregivers.
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Community Investment Fund. Establishment of a Community Investment Fund (CIF), comprising: (a) a community fund to be used for the transfer of financial resources to GPLFs and BLFs in the form of grants for on-lending or granting purposes designed to finance household MIPs in the areas of asset creation, household needs and livelihoods enhancement; and (b) a pro-poor inclusion fund to be used to provide grants for the benefit of poor and vulnerable groups to enable them to organize themselves into SHGs.
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Community Investment Fund. Designing and establishing the CIF to provide financial and technical resources to CBOs on a demand driven basis to facilitate financing of appraised MCPs in the following areas: (i) income generation and livelihood improvements; (ii) food security; (iii) skills development; (iv) social risk management in health and disability; and (v) limited community level infrastructure facilities.
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Community Investment Fund. The Deal for Communities Investment Fund is an exciting opportunity for you to make a real difference in your local area. Residents are being encouraged to access funding available to help new projects get started or help grow existing ideas which will allow communities to help solve some of the borough’s biggest social problems. If your project or idea encourages people to get out and about and be healthy, we especially want to hear from you. We are committed to getting our borough moving and want to support community groups who are willing to work with us to achieve this. The Deal has helped us work with some of the most marginalised young people in our community who were at risk of not achieving or had special educational needs or learning disabilites Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, The Xxxxx Project To fnd out more or to apply for funding for your project please visit xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx Wigan Borough in Bloom Our aim is to improve the appearance and make Wigan Borough a better place for everybody. We want communities and businesses in the borough to work with us to achieve this through the creation of xxxxx displays and permanent planting schemes. We are looking for volunteers to help with planting and maintaining local areas to help add a bit of colour and make it look more attractive. If you would like to get involved please contact xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xx or visit xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxx
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