Western Bay of Plenty District Council - School Sustainability and Resilience Fund
Simple applicationWestern Bay of Plenty District Council
Funds sustainability projects and preparation for climate change and natural hazards in educational institutions.
Grant Range
Up to $10,000 (excl GST) per successful project
What they fund
Who can apply
What they won't fund
What they care about
The fund raises awareness and understanding of climate change, hazards, resilience and sustainability within local communities. Schools, kura, kōhanga, kindergartens, early childhood organisations and educational organisations can apply for funding to carry out sustainability projects and prepare for the impacts of climate change and natural hazards.
Writing tips
The funder uses terms like 'rohe' (district/region), 'sustainability projects', 'climate change', 'natural hazards', and 'resilience'.
What makes a strong application
Funding is allocated through participatory budgeting (public voting). The fund has grown to over $100,000 thanks to multiple funding partners.
Application structure
Eligibility Criteria
All schools, kura, kōhanga, kindergartens, early childhood organisations, and educational organisations across the district can apply.
Project Description
Applications should detail sustainability projects and preparations for climate change and natural hazards.
Required documents
- • Project proposal
- • Budget