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How applications were submitted and the key criteria for consideration and eligibility.
The majority of UKSPF funds have been issued through transparent and competitive bidding processes where potential project delivery organisations had the opportunity to submit their proposals for consideration via an open call application process that operated across the North Wales region.
The application process operated in 2 stages. Potential applicants were requested to complete a Stage 1 application form towards the end of February 2023. Applicants that were successful at Stage 1 were then invited to submit a more detailed application in the summer as part of the Stage 2 process.
Large scale strategic projects with a minimum value of £250,000 were encouraged. Grant schemes which would enable smaller voluntary groups and businesses to apply for support through the project applicant were also welcomed.
The UKSPF is predominantly a revenue based programme. Capital expenditure as a smaller element within a wider revenue-based project was considered as were projects which could disburse small capital grants or works across multiple communities or businesses. Due to the small scale of the programme in Flintshire large single capital works projects however were discouraged and not supported.
In order to be considered, proposed projects needed to demonstrate:
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