| Broadland
District Council |
Enterprise
Grant |
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| Location | Broadland | |
| Dates | The funding opportunity is ongoing. |
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| Aims | Objective
of the funding opportunity:
To encourage business
development by helping to fund areas not usually covered by other business
advisory
services, concentrating on the unique specialised needs of the
business. Funding is available for a wide range of activities such as
professional training, promotional activities and consultancy. Examples
include training in a management skill particular to the business, membership
of a professional body or design costs for establishing a website. |
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| It aims to help the following client groups: | ||
| Those
in work Those with higher level skills Those who work for SMEs |
Entrepreneurs Those with intermediate level skills |
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| FRESA priorities | The funding opportunity fits with the following FRESA priorities: | |
| Top priorities: |
Medium priorities: |
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| More
information on the FRESA The following labour market factsheets contain evidence to support bids for this funding: Workforce development and in-work progression |
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| Eligibility | Eligible
Organisations: Broadland
businesses with fewer than 10 employees or part-time equivalents that
operate for a minimum of 37 hours per week. For restrictions on recipt and use of grants, see the Broadland District Council Business Grants webpage |
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| Accreditation | No accreditation is needed. | |
| Amount available | Funding available: Grants up to a maximum of £500 are available. Match funding of 50% is required. | |
| Application | For an application form,
contact Hamish Melvile (see below for details) |
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| Contact | For further information contact: |
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Hamish
Melville |
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