Summary

The Ian Findlay Path Fund will support path management projects that improve the accessibility and resilience of existing paths between homes, community services, active travel routes and public transport facilities or connections.

The fund will support path management projects that:

• Demonstrate that they will make it easer for people to choose active travel and public transport to reduce dependency on car usage
• Improve accessibility and resilience of existing paths between homes, community facilities, active travel routes and public transport facilities
• Remove barriers to make existing paths more accessible to more people
• Link paths to community destinations such as homes and public transport connections
• ,Improve and create routes to aid the development of 20-minute neighbourhoods

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Geographical areas funded: Scotland

Fund type

Type of funding:

Grant

Type of cost:

Capital

Fund award sizes

Minimum:

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Maximum:

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Who can apply

Community and third sector groups including:

• Constituted groups, clubs, and community organisations
• Registered charities
• Not-for-profit organisations or Community Interest Companies
• Schools, universities, or colleges
• Community Councils and community or development trusts

When to apply

Closed.

How to apply

Complete an Expression of Interest via the Paths for All grants portal. They recommend speaking to the Paths for All team before applying. Contact IFPF@pathsforall.org.uk to start initial discussions.

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Activites funded: Community development & regeneration Transport

Beneficiaries funded: General public Local communities

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