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East Grampian Coastal Partnership (EGCP)

Community Grants Scheme

The East Grampian Coastal Partnership (EGCP) is a voluntary group of individuals and organisations who have an interest in the wellbeing of the local coast between Kinnaird Head, Fraserburgh and the mouth of the River North Esk, by St Cyrus.

What is the funding for?
The grant supports projects which aim to:

* Maintain or enhance the natural environment of the East Grampian coast
* Increase awareness and understanding and the need for management
* Incorporate new ideas or themes in communication and interpretation
* Encourage sustainable use of the natural environment
* Improve public access to the coast
* Maintain and celebrate the local heritage and its relationship to the natural environment
* Encourage local communities to take an interest in their area and make coastal improvements and improving the future wellbeing of coastal assets, at a local level or
* Encourage different user groups which often have conflicting objectives, to work together and involve local people in the management of their marine environment.

The Community Grant Scheme can help fund the following;

* Equipment and materials
* Events
* Volunteer expenses
* Conference and seminar costs
* Special repairs
* Travel and outings
* Start up costs
* Training courses
* Publicity materials
* Research costs
* Pilot projects

How much money is available?
The CGS funding amount depends on the type of group applying for a grant. For schools the grants are available at 100% of the total cost of the project up to a maximum grant of £1000. For all other groups, grants are available at up to 70% of the total cost of the project up to a maximum grant of £1000.

Who can apply?
non profit making groups such as community groups and schools in the area in which EGCP operates

When to apply
Rolling programme

How to apply
The application form and guidance notes are available here.

Please contact Emily Hastings on e.hastings@macaulay.ac.uk or 01224 395150 if you:

* Would like a copy of the forms sent through the post
* Wish to discuss a potential project
* Would like help with completing the forms
* Wish to discuss a potential project that would require a greater degree of support.


Key words: Community, coast, heritage, environment.

 

 

 

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