Funding

Model Communities Funding of $7 million available

Submitted by Patrick on 4 February, 2010 - 13:37

NZ Transport Agency has $7 million over 2 years for the Model Communities programme. The funding starts 1 July 2010.

Ask your council if they are applying. 

Local Group Fund Application CAHB 2009

Submitted by adrian on 8 October, 2009 - 17:36

An application for CAN funding from Cycle Aware Hawkes Bay.

NLTP launch

Submitted by ribell on 19 August, 2009 - 20:22
Can anyone attend the launch in Wellington, 27 August at 11am?

Why invest in bicycling?

Submitted by Patrick on 9 April, 2009 - 15:52
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Intelligent, compelling, and important justifications to promote (and pay for) better biking conditions.

NZTA funding for cycle training

Submitted by Patrick on 16 February, 2009 - 18:08
Here's advice on accessing NZTA funding for cycle training.

NZEECS review

Submitted by ribell on 11 February, 2009 - 18:33
Brief progress report from MoT on the NZ Energy Efficiency & Conservation Strategy review of funding policies.

Go Smart funding application

Submitted by ribell on 22 January, 2009 - 19:05
Application to Sustainable Management Fund and project description attached.

Micro Funding

Submitted by Anne F on 8 December, 2008 - 15:22

I've just received a list of the approved Micro-funders for this round. 

My first question is, why are local authorities, DHB's, government agencies, or private businesses being funded through this scheme?

Should this scheme only be available for NGO's?

Government agencies and private businesses have access to huge amounts of funds - NGO's don't.

Funding for recreational cycle paths

Submitted by maxwel on 13 November, 2008 - 23:35
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The following question arose in Hamilton: Can recreational cycle paths attract funding (subsidy) from the NZTA?

NZTA (NZ Transport Agency) is the government land transport funding agency, they were  formerly LTNZ, and prior to that Transfund, just in case you know them by their old names.

So, can those recreational facilities be subsidised? Strictly speaking no, because government has strange rules. They fund recreational roads (e.g. SH1 to Cape Reinga, or SH94 to Milford Sound), but not recreational pathways. 

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