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The Community Climate Action Programme (CCAP) is a new programme to support communities to take climate action at a local level. Clare County Council in association with the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications (DECC), is providing funding to local communities for projects that promote community climate action. The objective of the CCAP is to build low carbon, sustainable communities, which will, in turn contribute to the national climate and energy targets.
Clare County Council and the Department of Environment, Climate and Communications will fund twenty-six groups to complete projects over the next 18 months. Under Strand 1 of the programme: Building Low Carbon Communities a total of €572,000 has been allocated to twenty-three community groups around the county.
The groups funded under strand 1 are;
Three Clare projects received funding under Strand 1a of the fund - Shared Island Community Climate Action. These are Crusheen GAA, Feakle GAA and Clare GAA. These projects received €236,636 in funding. The Strand 1a projects supports cross-border and all-island community climate action partnerships between community organisations in County Clare and in Northern Ireland. These projects will work in partnership with Derry GAA, St. Patricks GFC Greencastle and Trillick St. Macartan's GAC with the Northern Irish partner receiving 50% of the funding.
The groups funded under strand 1a are;
Locations of Funded Projects
The projects will take action across the following five themes: Community energy, travel, food and waste, shopping and recycling and local climate and environmental action.
You can follow these projects journeys on storymaps
The Community Climate Action Programme (CCAP) is a new programme to support communities to take climate action at a local level. Clare County Council in association with the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications (DECC), is providing funding to local communities for projects that promote community climate action. The objective of the CCAP is to build low carbon, sustainable communities, which will, in turn contribute to the national climate and energy targets.
Clare County Council and the Department of Environment, Climate and Communications will fund twenty-six groups to complete projects over the next 18 months. Under Strand 1 of the programme: Building Low Carbon Communities a total of €572,000 has been allocated to twenty-three community groups around the county.
The groups funded under strand 1 are;
Three Clare projects received funding under Strand 1a of the fund - Shared Island Community Climate Action. These are Crusheen GAA, Feakle GAA and Clare GAA. These projects received €236,636 in funding. The Strand 1a projects supports cross-border and all-island community climate action partnerships between community organisations in County Clare and in Northern Ireland. These projects will work in partnership with Derry GAA, St. Patricks GFC Greencastle and Trillick St. Macartan's GAC with the Northern Irish partner receiving 50% of the funding.
The groups funded under strand 1a are;
Locations of Funded Projects
The projects will take action across the following five themes: Community energy, travel, food and waste, shopping and recycling and local climate and environmental action.
You can follow these projects journeys on storymaps
Locations of Funded Projects