Fund Criteria. Upon receipt of the report, the parties shall meet if requested by the Board to do so.
Fund Criteria. Upon receipt of the report, the parties shall meet if requested by the Board to do so. APPENDIX A RATE ADJUSTMENTS - September 0000 Xxxxxxxx to the Collective Agreement between THE BRANDON SCHOOL DIVISION - and - THE XXXXXXX TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION OF THE MANITOBA TEACHERS’ SOCIETY RE: SEPTEMBER 2021 RATE ADJUSTMENTS (COLA Increase: 3.3%) The following rate adjustments listed below reflect the COLA increase at 3.3%, as set out in the 2018- 2022 collective agreement:
Fund Criteria. Grants or loans will be awarded to support community and voluntary groups and to support the non-statutory activities of the Mendip Hills AONB Partnership, including projects, programmes and project staff within the following criteria: for: ❑ Conservation and enhancement of the landscape Activities could include landscape conservation grants to community groups and, in exceptional circumstances, landowners or land managers ➢ Conserving and enhancing the special qualities of the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (as identified in the Mendip Hills AONB Management Plan) and the Mendip Hills NCA ➢ Maintenance and management of natural features including coppicing, tree and hedgerow planting, pond restoration, grassland and wetland management and heathland conservation ➢ Maintenance and management of historic features including viewpoints, former industrial sites, drystone walls and historic settlements or buildings ➢ equipment to undertake conservation activities ❑ Promote public understanding and enjoyment of the Mendip Hills Activities could include grants for: ➢ Education visits and activities ➢ Information and interpretation projects, eg notice boards, walking leaflets, Web sites, public transport promotion etc ➢ Outreach projects, eg targeting disadvantaged groups ❑ Support the social and economic well being of the Mendip Hills Activities could include grants or loans to local communities for: ➢ Enhancing community facilities, eg village halls ➢ Start up social enterprises, eg farm shops, local food initiatives ➢ Community enterprises, eg village shops, village play schemes The Fund particularly welcomes projects that: • demonstrate innovation or best practice; • link community, economy, culture and environment; • develop skills and “capacity building” in the community; • involve young people or older people; • combat social exclusion and promote diversity; • bring organisations and people together to co-operate in tackling problems or promoting new ideas; • encourage links between rural and urban groups; • lever in contributions from other sources; • have little access to alternative public funding; • add value or new dimensions to existing sustainability projects. The criteria can be varied at any time in the future by written agreement between the Mendip Hills AONB Partnership Committee and the Somerset Community Foundation. For example: to add a further area of special concern or to change a priority.
Fund Criteria. 4.1 Grants Grants will be awarded to support community and voluntary groups and the non statutory activities of the Mendip Hills AONB Partnership, including projects, programmes and project staff within the following criteria: • Help deliver the Mendip Hills AONB Management Plan and for rest of Mendip Hills delivers same objectives • Further the purposes of the AONB1;
Fund Criteria. All donations to the Fund shall be used for charitable purposes according to the law of England and Wales. The Fund will award grants to non-profit organisations including social enterprises, charities and voluntary groups operating in the Borough of Guildford to help disadvantaged and vulnerable people to develop their work skills and confidence. The fund will support organisations within the following categories:
Fund Criteria. 4.1 Grants will be awarded to support community and voluntary groups, landowners or land managers as well as the non-statutory activities of the Cannock Chase AONB Partnership, including projects, programmes and project staff within the following criteria: • Conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the Cannock Chase AONB Activities could include grants for: o Conserving and enhancing the special qualities of the Cannock Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (as identified in the Cannock Chase AONB Management Plan) o Maintenance and management of natural features, for example, coppicing, tree and hedgerow planting, pond restoration, grassland and wetland management and heathland conservation o Restoration of historic features o Restoration of viewpoints o Equipment to undertake conservation activities • Promote public understanding and enjoyment of the Cannock Chase AONB Activities could include grants for: o Education visits and activities o Visitor information and interpretation o Art and cultural activities o Events and festivals o Outreach projects, for example, targeting disadvantaged groups • Support the social and economic well-being of Cannock Chase AONB Activities could include grants to local communities for: o Sustainable transport schemes o Enhancing community facilities, for example village halls o Start up social enterprises, for example, farm shops, local food initiatives o Community enterprises, for example, village shops, village play schemes
