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Derry City & Strabane District Council: PEACE IV Small Grants Programme 2017-2020

Archived Adult Education/Learning Communities Community and neighbourhood development Community development Community safety and crime prevention Cross community Education and learning good relations Multiculturalism Offenders and ex-offenders Peace and reconciliation Victims and survivors Derry City and Strabane Medium (up to £60,000) Micro (up to £1,000) Small (up to £10,000)
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Small Grants Information - PEACE IV Small Grants Programme 2017 – 2020

Projects must apply under ONE of the following criteria:

Criterion 1: Projects with those most impacted by the Troubles.

Criterion 2: Removal / Re-imaging of permanent political demarcation of territory.

Criterion 3: Community Education/Programmes to tackle culture of punishment attacks.

Criterion 4: Programmes intensively tackling reconciliation issues not covered in depth elsewhere in the local PEACE IV programme.

Criterion 5: Cross-community programmes with strong reconciliation focus in geographical areas of DCSDC not already named in other PIV local programmes and which work with participants who have not previously engaged significantly in cross-community work.

Further information on: www.dcsdgrantaid.com or contact: PEACE IV Team, peace@derrystrabane.com

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jennifer.coyle@derrystrabane.com http://www.dcsdgrantaid.com/community-support-fund/index.asp

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