APPLICATION FORM FOR GRANT
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SEND TO:
Stichting tot Behoud van de Ierse Venen
Centrumlaan 10
6869 VE Heveadorp
The Netherlands
E-mail:
1. Title of project:
2. Planned starting date of project:
3. Planned duration of project:
4. Name of applicant:
organization/institute:
address:
contact-person:
function:
attainable at tel.nr. (office hours):
5. Name of project leader:
address:
6. Total costs of project:€
(a projected expenditure can be found in the appendix)
7. Requested contribution from Stichting :€
for ([1]specify costs):
on bank/giroaccount nr.
BIC:
IBAN:
8. Applicant's own contribution:
9. Grants asked from other organizations (give name & amount & state if awarded or rejected. If a grant is
awarded add a copy of relevant letter):
10. Description of project:
11. Personal background/motivation/aim:
12. Importance of the project for the conservation of Irish peatlands:
13. Expected results of the project:
14. How are the results going to be publicized?
15. Referendaries for the applicant (name & address):
16. Remarks / list of appendixes added (f.i. specification of the expenditure):
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The applicant declares to know the conditions of the study fund of the Stichting tot Behoud van de Ierse Venen (d.d. february 2008) and to comply with the mentioned requests if a grant will be awarded.
Date: Place:
Signature:
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Foundation for Conservation of Irish Bogs
CONDITIONS OF THE STUDY FUND OF THE
FOUNDATION FOR CONSERVATION OF IRISH BOGS
(Stichting tot Behoud van de Ierse Venen)
February 2008
1. The aim of the fund is to award grants for scientific research or other studies concerning Irish peatlands which are expected to be beneficial to bog conservation in Ireland. Preference is given to studies based on sciences or arts which will by means of word and image publicise the importance of Irish peatlands.
2. The maximum amount provided as a grant is 2000 Euro.
3. Applications should be presented to the chairman of the Foundation by means of the Foundation's application form preferably before January, 31, preceding the relevant study period.
4. The general board will award the grant(s) before April, 1st. Payment can take place immediately after the decision of the board (not earlier than three months before the starting date of the project).
5. The grants are intended as a contribution towards the costs of the relevant study (e.g. for travelling and accommodation), not as salaries.
6. Persons who receive a grant are asked to send a specification of the expenditure and a report of the awarded project to the chairman of the Foundation.
7. They are also expected to publicise the results of the study e.g. by an article, lecture, show or exhibition, with reference to the Foundation's name, and with an announcement to the Foundation's board. At least one copy of any written publication should be sent to the Foundation's board.
8. Grants which are not used, or have not been used in agreement with the application, can be reclaimed.
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Foundation for Conservation of Irish Bogs
[1]we prefer to finance a specific item on the budget; do not just ask the maximum amount!