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Hamilton City Council - Waste Minimisation Fund

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Hamilton City Council

Supports waste minimisation projects that encourage community participation and education and benefit the community of Hamilton.

waikato

Grant Range

$1000-$15,000

What they fund

waste minimisation projectscommunity participation and education

Who can apply

community groupbusinessiwi māori organisationeducational institutionother community based organisation

What they won't fund

personal bank accountsprojects not aligned with the Waste Management and Minimisation Plan

What they care about

Support waste-minimisation projects that encourage community participation and education, benefit the Hamilton community, and lead to long-term waste minimising actions and behaviour change.

Writing tips

Use terms like 'waste minimisation', 'community participation', and 'education' as these are key concepts for the fund.

Common mistakes to avoid

Applications that do not align with the vision, goals, and objectives of Hamilton City Council's Waste Management and Minimisation Plan are likely to be rejected.

What makes a strong application

Projects that demonstrate clear objectives, measurable outcomes, and a strong potential for long-term impact are more likely to be funded.

Application structure

Strategic Alignment

Projects must align with the vision, goals and objectives of Hamilton City Council's Waste Management and Minimisation Plan.

Waste Minimisation

Projects must reduce waste to landfill and/or target priority waste streams.

Community Participation and Benefit

Projects should encourage community participation and education and result in tangible community benefit.

Effectiveness

Projects must reduce harm to the environment and be designed to be ongoing and self-supporting.

Quality

Objectives must be clear, measurable, and demonstrate the likelihood of success.

Required documents

  • bank account details
  • proof of financial stability
  • evidence of costs