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group (P< 0.05). The septal hematoma and septal perforation
were not seen in the study. No any significant difference found
concerning epiphora, crustation and adhesion.
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Setting the Scene
- 1. Innovative approaches to fundraising for parks & greenspaces MyParkScotland
- 2. Setting the scene: Rethinking Parks and MyParkScotland Julie Procter, greenspace scotland MyParkScotland 3 March 2016
- 6. Hayburn Play Park www.hayburnplaypark.com Raised money mini-orchard
- 7. Why MyParkScotland? • Greenspace surveys: falling levels of use & lower quality ratings • Increasing Friends & community groups • State of UK Public Parks report 2014 • Financial and capacity pressures Where’s the money??? Need for alternative mechanisms • Nesta/HLF Rethinking Parks programme
- 8. • Heritage Lottery Fund and Nesta • Innovative and promising new business models • 11 Projects across UK • MyParkScotland only one in Scotland
- 9. Why MyParkScotland? MyParkScotland is our response to this challenge: • New way of supporting parks and greenspace projects But also link to the past… Victorians: public subscription & philanthropic industrialists • Mechanism for supporting individual & business giving • Scotland’s only crowdfunding platform specifically for parks and greenspaces • Raising money for tomorrow by creating Sustainability Fund for projects • Creating an Endowment Fund for parks
- 10. A new way to … Discover, enjoy and support … parks and greenspaces
- 12. 7 habits of park innovators • diversify income streams • understand where your money is going • involve people • work with others • test and adapt, and then do it again • be open • secure a mandate to operate Learning to Rethink Parks – Nesta (2016)
- 13. Starbank Park – Getting the Funding Mix Video