Projects Supported in 2003 - 2004

Recipients of Sustainable Development Fund Grants

Ref No Project Applicant Description Grant
BA.17 Broad Futures How Hill Trust Provision of Learning for Sustainability (LfS) courses at How Hill and in schools including, INSET courses for teachers, teachers’ resource packs and an outreach service.   £19,905
BA.18 Bank Boats Development Bank Boats Conversion of three diesel/petrol dayboats to electric, purchase of four canoes with electric outboards and construction of a public bio-toilet
£12,589
BA.19 Get Away BTCV Subsidised ‘Natural Breaks in the Broads’ for up to 10 young people from urban areas and the training of volunteers to lead future courses. £9,518
BA.20 Whitlingham Country Park - Visitor and Education Centre Whitlingham Charitable Trust Part funding of a new, resource conserving, Visitor Centre promoting sustainable development, sustainable tourism and sustainable construction.
£50,000
BA.21 Filby Broadshore Enhancement Filby Parish Council Part funding of a boardwalk that will protect the broadshore, provide access for those with mobility problems and allow reed-bed and other wildlife habitat to regenerate. £8,000
BA.22 Broadsword 2 The Broads Society Sustainable management of riverbanks by volunteers to encourage reed growth, prevent bank erosion, improve navigation and protect wildlife. £1,000
BA.23 Broadshear 2 The Broads Society Sustainable pollarding, coppicing and removal of trees and bushes beside the River Waveney to encourage reed growth, prevent bank erosion, improve navigation &d protect wildlife. £9,000
BA.28 Waste Not Want Not Pakefield Primary School National Curriculum-based day courses on waste minimisation and sustainable citizenship for 65 schoolchildren at Key Stages 1 and 2. £670
BA.29 Community Shredder Filby in Bloom 50% funding of a shredder/chipper that will be used to process green waste as part of Filby’s award winning, sustainable, community composting scheme. £984
BA.30 Solar Panel Project Woods Dyke Boatyard Installation of solar panels on 9 hire craft for year-round trickle charging of batteries.     £2,575
BA.31 Promotion of Try Sailing Try Sailing Further promotion of a new Broads-based sailing instruction venture (advertising, brochures and maintenance of website).     £375
BA.32 Wildlife Boats Trips Ludham Bridge Services Provision of ‘induction loop’ audio system in an electric launch used for wildlife trips resulting in a much quieter boat. £750
BA.33 E-Bike Project          Ludham Bridge Services Purchase of two electric bikes to supplement an existing Broads bike hire business. £750
BA.34 Learning for Sustainability (LfS) training for teachers Norfolk LEA Environmental Education Service Provision of in-service LfS training for teachers from 10 Broads schools (one day’s training at How Hill plus provision of supply cover for all those attending). £4,257
     

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