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This document discusses various options for funding a rural broadband network, including raising money through community share offers, grants, loans, and partnerships with other organizations. It outlines the industrial and provident society structure used by Cybermoor Networks to issue community shares and democratically run the network. The document also examines potential funding sources like the Rural Development Programme for England, and opportunities for future funding through expanded telehealth, telemedicine, and other applications that could partner with private and community groups.
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4 Funding the network
- 2. Organisational Structure Technology Types of finance Loan / Equity / Bonds FINANCE MIX
- 3. Industrial & Provident Society Runs fibre optic network Raises money through grants / community shares CYBERMOOR NETWORKS
- 4. Victorian legislation Democratic - 1 member, 1 vote Minimum investment £100 COMMUNITY SHARES - HOW IT WORKS
- 6. Industrial and Provident Society produces: Business Plan Offer document Investment in share capital 1st offer in Q1 2012 2nd offer in Autumn - Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme 50% tax rebate Investment rolls out fibre to target premises CYBERMOOR NETWORK SERVICES
- 7. RDPE funding from Europe Dedicated amount for rural broadband projects Cashflow challenges State Aid Needs to be matched RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME FOR ENGLAND (RDPE) The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in rural areas.
- 8. Technology option Finance 1. Wireless system using light licensed spectrum 5.8Ghz. Share Offer Grant providing the network conforms with state aid guidance Windfarm Grant Loans 1. Upgrade exchanges – working with a CP to provide ADSL2+ from the exchange. Share Offer Loans Operator contribution Windfarm Grant 1. FTTH – where Community own the network and other service providers use it. Share Offer Loans Operator contribution Windfarm Grant FUNDING BY TECHNOLOGY
- 9. Private investment Joint venture with infrastructure provider Guaranteed sign ups and customer contracts Soft loans OTHER FUNDING
- 10. Company Ltd by guarantee Easy to set up Not possible to do community shares Community Interest Company Asset lock Recognised as a social enterprise Not possible to do community shares OTHER STRUCTURES
- 11. Telehealth – remote patient monitoring Telemedicine – video links for patient assessment DoH Pathfinder project NHS TELEHEALTH / TELEMEDICINE
- 12. More partnerships with the private sector More partnerships with the community sector Community shares Infrastructure grants Services and applications FUTURE FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
- 13. Range of funders different activities on a project. Mix of services / applications / infrastructure. Funding cyclical Think creatively about what aspects of the project will appeal to different funders. Work from unsuccessful bids may be useful in for future projects. SUMMARY
- 14. CONTACT DETAILS Daniel Heery Project Manager Cybermoor Ltd Alston Town Hall Alston CA9 3RF E-mail daniel.heery@cybermoor.org.uk Phone 01434 382 808 Presentation: www.cybermoor.org