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Funding Innovation for Success: Grant Opportunities Above £50,000

Unlock grants over £50,000 for inspiring and innovative projects. Follow a two-step process to present your business plan emphasizing strategic fit and value for money. Determine eligibility, secure funding, and succeed. Visit www.cambria.ac.uk for details.

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Funding Innovation for Success: Grant Opportunities Above £50,000

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  1. Grants over £50,000 Inspire Innovate Succeed

  2. Process • A two step process; • Stage 1 – on one page proforma with overview of the project and costings – used to determine eligibility and fit with programme. • Stage 2 – Full business plan with costings demonstrating strategic fit, value for money and outcome Inspire  Innovate  Succeed www.cambria.ac.uk

  3. Stage 1 review • Opportunity to submit 2-3 times per year • Reviewed by a panel • Must meet pre defined criteria to progress • Turnaround within 30 working days Inspire  Innovate  Succeed www.cambria.ac.uk

  4. Stage 2 Process • Opportunities to submit twice per year • Decision given within 3 months • Decide by panel Inspire  Innovate  Succeed www.cambria.ac.uk

  5. Points to consider • Define criteria for funding • Be clear on what is eligible/non-eligible both activity and cost • Determine amount of match funding required • Be clear on who can be funded • Have a predetermined and published scoring criteria Inspire  Innovate  Succeed www.cambria.ac.uk

  6. Possible Scoring Criteria • Impact on identified areas • Links with local/nation and programme strategy • Outputs • Match funding provided • History of delivering projects Inspire  Innovate  Succeed www.cambria.ac.uk

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