Climate Action Fund Criteria – Scoring Matrix
Criteria |
Description / corporate plan link |
Score |
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Increasing awareness and knowledge of the climate emergency |
The project will result in increased knowledge and understanding of the climate emergency for the community |
0 – this project will not result in any learnings 1 – this project will result in some awareness and/or learnings on the climate emergency for the community 2 – this project will result in increased awareness and/or knowledge on the climate emergency for the community 3 – this project will result in significantly increased awareness and/or knowledge on the climate emergency for the community |
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Encouraging residents and/or groups that are at the beginning of their journey to take action to address the climate emergency N.B. An established group could support and encourage potential new members
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Ensure the project particularly aims to include those groups that have historically been marginalized or those that have been hard to reach |
Established Group |
New Group |
0 – this project does not encourage new members and/or groups that are at the beginning of their journey to take action to address the climate emergency 1 – this project encourages some new members and/or groups to take action to address the climate emergency 2 – this project encourages many new members and/or groups to take action to address the climate emergency 3 – this project encourages a significant number of new members and/or groups at the beginning of their journey to take action to address the climate emergency and provides a focus on historically marginalised groups |
0 – this project does not attract residents and/or groups that are at the beginning of their journey to take action to address the climate emergency 1 – this project encourages some residents and/or groups to take action to address the climate emergency 2 – this project encourages many residents and/or groups to take action to address the climate emergency 3 – this project encourages a significant number of residents and/or groups at the beginning of their journey to take action to address the climate emergency and provides a focus on historically marginalised groups |
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Building community connections and cohesion through the development and/or delivery of the project to help address the climate emergency |
Building strong communities and connections with a sense of place and community identity |
0 – this project does not build community connections or cohesion 1 – this project builds some community connections and cohesions 2 – this project builds community connections and cohesion 3 – this project is exemplary in building community connections and cohesion |
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Embracing working in partnership through the development and/or delivery of the project to help address the climate emergency |
Working in partnership with other councils, authorities and businesses, non-profit organisations, community and residents’ groups, to achieve the aims and objectives effectively, efficiently and fairly |
0 – this project does not embrace working in partnership 1 – this project embraces some working in partnership 2 – this project embraces working in partnership 3 – this project is exemplary in working in partnership |
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Long term benefits to the community and climate as a result of the project outcomes |
Long term outcomes that benefit the community and address the climate emergency |
0 – no long-term benefits 1 – some long-term benefits to the community and climate 2 – good long-term benefits to the community and climate 3 – exemplary long-term benefits to the community and climate |
The following points/funding formula is an example based on using a 3 points system, with a significant number of applications received. As this is a new fund and application interest is unknown, the funding formula will be considered and decided based on the volume of applications received.
Points |
Funding |
0-1 / 0-3 |
0-25% funding |
2-4 / 4-7 |
25% - 50% funding |
5-7 / 8-11 |
50% - 75% funding |
8-10 / 12-15 |
75% - 100% funding |