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With just one week to go, Buckinghamshire Council and Veolia are encouraging potential applicants to promptly submit their project proposals in order to secure the chance of receiving financial support for their projects.
Veolia’s Sustainability Fund is open to not-for-profit organisations, community groups, or individuals that protect and preserve resources in their local area. Veolia is particularly interested in receiving applications from projects that aim to make a positive, long term difference to biodiversity and is offering up to £1,000 in funding per project. Applicants can also opt to request in-kind resources or volunteers.
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Pascal Hauret, Managing Director, Municipal at Veolia, said : “I am always thrilled to see projects we support through the Sustainability Fund coming to life, and look forward to reviewing all the creative and inspiring applications for this year. Biodiversity is one of the pillars of ecological transformation and we’re proud to be supporting the communities we work in every day to make their local areas even greener.
If you have a project that needs support, which fits the criteria of the fund, I urge you to apply before the deadline so you don’t miss the opportunity to bring your ideas to life and make a difference in your local community.”
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