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Climate Engagement Fund
Fund aims to build understanding of the climate emergency across Scotland, by offering support for climate engagement activities. The fund is closed to applicants.
Approved bids 2023 to 2024
The total value for the Climate Engagement Fund was £550,000 for financial year 2023 to 2024. The fund received an extraordinary number of high quality bids and following a thorough selection process, bids from eight organisations were chosen.
These are:
| Project | Activity | Amount awarded |
|---|---|---|
| 2050 Climate Group Climate Engagement Fund project | To improve connectivity and collaboration between young people across Scotland and empower them to take action to help address the climate emergency. | £58,300 |
| Building Futures Galloway Climate Engagement Fund project | To improve awareness within the Whithorn community of how to improve the energy efficiency in traditional homes and heritage buildings, whilst educating young people about the skills and opportunities connected to this market. | £77,441 |
| Edinburgh Science Climate Engagement Fund project | To inspire audiences, through the ‘Consumed’ exhibition and the training of climate leaders within community groups and schools. | £99,751 |
| Loco Home Retrofit Climate Engagement Fund project | To engage homeowners and trades people on the impact of home energy on greenhouse gas emissions and how to reduce these emissions. | £74,247 |
| Outside the Box Climate Engagement Fund project | To engage with communities, focussing on equalities groups, to help build understanding of Scotland’s climate ambition and policies. | £54,116 |
| Rowanbank Environmental Arts and Education Climate Engagement Fund project | To will help young people and their educators build a better understanding of climate change through theatrical storytelling and creative climate education and communication tools. | £56,115 |
| Scottish Library and Information Council Climate Engagement Fund project | To build climate literacy through workshops, climate conversations and art activities to encourage practical and affordable action on climate change. | £75,000 |
| UHI Moray Climate Engagement Fund project | To enable students to become confident climate change communicators (trusted messengers) and to drive positive climate action within their local communities. | £70,773 |
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