logging in or signing up 1 IARU DoAST Presentation Mentor Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 101 Category: Sports License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: July 09, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Irish Amateur Rowing Union: Irish Amateur Rowing Union Applications for Sports Capital Grants What is it and What is its’ purpose? : What is it and What is its’ purpose? A facility to avail of funding that will enable sports clubs to develop and improve the facilities they currently use – aim is to maximise use in appropriate locations – priority is given to applications from disadvantaged areas Who can apply? : Who can apply? Any voluntary or community sports organisation Any sports national governing body Schools, colleges andamp; local authorities (only in certain circumstances) Who cannot apply?: Who cannot apply? Claims from clubs and organisations in Gaeltacht areas are not met from this programme – such applications must be made to the Department of Community Rural andamp; Gaeltacht Affairs, Furbo, Co. Galway How much funding is available? : How much funding is available? Specific local facilities – 70% of the total approved eligible project costs Specific local facilities in disadvantaged areas – 80% of the total approved eligible project costs How much funding is available? : How much funding is available? National facilities – dependant on appropriateness andamp; scale of the individual project The balance of the project cost to be met from own resources (fund-raising, external loan finance, sponsorship donations, etc) NOTE – actual amount awarded to each applicant is contingent on total amount of funding awarded from one year’s programme to all applicants What can the funding be used for? : What can the funding be used for? Provision of new or improvement to existing sporting facilities only Capital Expenditure: e.g.; new changing rooms andamp; shower facilities; training pool; equipment storage areas, etc What can the funding be used for? : What can the funding be used for? Equipment Expenditure: e.q.; permanently based sports equipment that will be securely housed andamp; in use for more than 5 years, (say, rowing machines) Items that do not qualify include site costs; recreational facilities; clothing, etc (private funds should finance this as tax relief is available to the contributer) Application Procedure: Application Procedure Demand can exceed level of available funds from DoAST Forms available from: Department of Arts Sport andamp; Tourism Sports Capital Unit, Frederick Buildings South Frederick Street, Dublin 2 01-631-3914 Application Procedure: Application Procedure Advise DoAST of project details: List amount of own funds being contributed List details of expected use once complete List details of project cost List details of management Application Procedure: Application Procedure Special requirements: Projects with estimated costs exceeding €500k require a feasibility study to be carried out Application Procedure: Application Procedure Projects with estimated costs exceeding €80k require a deed of covenant andamp; charge to be in place OPW will monitor the progress of projects exceeding €150k in cost – OPW will also inspect all relevant papers Application Procedure: Application Procedure Special requirements: For grants exceeding €6½k Tax Clearance Certificates (TCCs) of applicants must be available and up to date TCCs of suppliers must be available for equipment costing andgt; €6½k Application Procedure: Application Procedure Guarantee Bonds are required for contracts exceeding €150k Voluntary labour can be used on projects exceeding €50k if it can be shown that this saves costs All projects must be disability-accessible Disqualification of Applications: Disqualification of Applications Automatic disqualification from further consideration: Projects that have already begun construction No evidence of funds or planning permission Lack of necessary legal paperwork Awarding & Payment of Grants: Awarding andamp; Payment of Grants Payable as work progresses Only original invoices are paid Invoices for work not included in original submission will not be paid Terms andamp; conditions of undertakings must be provided to DoAST – insurance to be in place No work to commence until Grant Awarded You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
1 IARU DoAST Presentation Mentor Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 101 Category: Sports License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: July 09, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Irish Amateur Rowing Union: Irish Amateur Rowing Union Applications for Sports Capital Grants What is it and What is its’ purpose? : What is it and What is its’ purpose? A facility to avail of funding that will enable sports clubs to develop and improve the facilities they currently use – aim is to maximise use in appropriate locations – priority is given to applications from disadvantaged areas Who can apply? : Who can apply? Any voluntary or community sports organisation Any sports national governing body Schools, colleges andamp; local authorities (only in certain circumstances) Who cannot apply?: Who cannot apply? Claims from clubs and organisations in Gaeltacht areas are not met from this programme – such applications must be made to the Department of Community Rural andamp; Gaeltacht Affairs, Furbo, Co. Galway How much funding is available? : How much funding is available? Specific local facilities – 70% of the total approved eligible project costs Specific local facilities in disadvantaged areas – 80% of the total approved eligible project costs How much funding is available? : How much funding is available? National facilities – dependant on appropriateness andamp; scale of the individual project The balance of the project cost to be met from own resources (fund-raising, external loan finance, sponsorship donations, etc) NOTE – actual amount awarded to each applicant is contingent on total amount of funding awarded from one year’s programme to all applicants What can the funding be used for? : What can the funding be used for? Provision of new or improvement to existing sporting facilities only Capital Expenditure: e.g.; new changing rooms andamp; shower facilities; training pool; equipment storage areas, etc What can the funding be used for? : What can the funding be used for? Equipment Expenditure: e.q.; permanently based sports equipment that will be securely housed andamp; in use for more than 5 years, (say, rowing machines) Items that do not qualify include site costs; recreational facilities; clothing, etc (private funds should finance this as tax relief is available to the contributer) Application Procedure: Application Procedure Demand can exceed level of available funds from DoAST Forms available from: Department of Arts Sport andamp; Tourism Sports Capital Unit, Frederick Buildings South Frederick Street, Dublin 2 01-631-3914 Application Procedure: Application Procedure Advise DoAST of project details: List amount of own funds being contributed List details of expected use once complete List details of project cost List details of management Application Procedure: Application Procedure Special requirements: Projects with estimated costs exceeding €500k require a feasibility study to be carried out Application Procedure: Application Procedure Projects with estimated costs exceeding €80k require a deed of covenant andamp; charge to be in place OPW will monitor the progress of projects exceeding €150k in cost – OPW will also inspect all relevant papers Application Procedure: Application Procedure Special requirements: For grants exceeding €6½k Tax Clearance Certificates (TCCs) of applicants must be available and up to date TCCs of suppliers must be available for equipment costing andgt; €6½k Application Procedure: Application Procedure Guarantee Bonds are required for contracts exceeding €150k Voluntary labour can be used on projects exceeding €50k if it can be shown that this saves costs All projects must be disability-accessible Disqualification of Applications: Disqualification of Applications Automatic disqualification from further consideration: Projects that have already begun construction No evidence of funds or planning permission Lack of necessary legal paperwork Awarding & Payment of Grants: Awarding andamp; Payment of Grants Payable as work progresses Only original invoices are paid Invoices for work not included in original submission will not be paid Terms andamp; conditions of undertakings must be provided to DoAST – insurance to be in place No work to commence until Grant Awarded