Community Asset Transfer Programme
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The document summarizes information about the Community Asset Transfer (CAT) Programme run by the Big Lottery Fund in Wales. The key points are: - The CAT Programme has provided £13 million for community groups to take over public sector assets like buildings and land through nil-cost transfers. - 86 applications were received in the first funding rounds, with 18 development grants and 16 full awards made. Assets transferred include village halls, churches, and swimming pools. - Lessons learned include the need for groups to have business and fundraising skills to maintain transferred assets, as well as dealing with staff transfers and adapting to different management models. - A second round of CAT funding (CAT2) is planned
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2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
6:个人职称评审加20分
7:个人信誉贷款加10分
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Community Asset Transfer Programme
- 1. Tina Cottrell Rheolwr Ariannu Funding Manager . @BigLotteryWales @LoteriFawrCymru #Catfund Cronfa Loteri Fawr Big Lottery Fund
- 2. Rhaglen Trosglwyddo Asedau Cymunedol Community Asset Transfer Programme
- 3. Y Rhaglen CAT The CAT Programme • £13 million available • 3 funding rounds • £800,000 maximum grant - £500k capital - £300k revenue • £13 miliwn ar gael • 3 rownd ariannu • £800,000 yw’r uchafswm grant - £500k cyfalaf - £300k refeniw
- 4. Nodweddion Allweddol Key Features • Arweinydd trydydd sector • Asedau Sector Cyhoeddus • Adeiladau • Tir yn unig • Rhydd-ddaliad/Prydles • Trosglwyddiad heb gost • Defnydd cymysg • Hygyrch i’r gymuned ehangach • Gwaith partneriaeth • Third sector lead • Public Sector assets • Buildings • Land only • Freehold/Leasehold • Nil cost transfer • Mixed use • Accessible to wider community • Partnership working
- 5. • 86 applications received • Value of grant requests over £66m • 18 Development Grants awarded • 16 Full Awards made Y Ffeithiau The Facts • Derbyniwyd 86 o geisiadau • Roedd gwerth y ceisiadau grant dros £66m • Dyfarnwyd 18 Grant Datblygu • Gwnaed 16 Dyfarniad Llawn
- 6. •Lledaeniad Daearyddol •Geographical Spread Y Ffeithiau The Facts
- 7. Gwerth Trosglwyddo Transfer Value Y Ffeithiau The Facts
- 8. • Asset Transfer Process • Differing approaches • Planned supported transfer • Getting the Programme right Heriau a Gwersi a Ddysgwyd Challenges and Lessons Learned • Y Broses Trosglwyddo Asedau • Ymagweddau gwahanol • Trosglwyddiad a gefnogir wedi’i gynllunio • Gwneud y rhaglen yn iawn
- 9. • Capital issues • Mix of Capital and Revenue appropriate • Partnership Funding • Links and active learning between projects • Materion cyfalaf • Cymysgedd o Gyfalaf a Refeniw yn briodol • Ariannu Partneriaeth • Cysylltiadau a dysgu gweithredol rhwng prosiectau Heriau a Gwersi a Ddysgwyd Challenges and Lessons Learned
- 10. Bev Garside - Empower Astudiaeth Achos Pwll Nofio Harlech Case Study Harlech Swimming Pool
- 11. • Staff transferred with Asset - TUPE • Public sector culture • Effective management of staff Materion Issues • Staff yn cael eu trosglwyddo gyda’r Ased - TUPE • Diwylliant y sector cyhoeddus • Rheoli staff yn effeithiol
- 12. • Moving from centralised budget • Importance of business and enterprise skills • Getting good advice Materion Issues • Symud o gyllideb ganolog • Pwysigrwydd sgiliau busnes a menter • Derbyn cyngor da
- 13. Y Stori hyd yma.... The Story so far….
- 15. Pafiliwn Penarth heddiw... Penarth Pavilion today...
- 16. Eglwys Gymunedol Tywi...cyn Towy Community Church...before
- 17. Eglwys Gymunedol Tywi heddiw.... Towy Community Church today....
- 19. CAT2 CAT2 • Up to £9 million BIG funding available • 2 funding rounds • Two stage application process • £9 miliwn ar gael gan y Gronfa Loteri Fawr • 2 rownd ariannu • Proses ymgeisio dau gam
- 20. CAT2 CAT2 Key Changes • Increased grant available • Transferring organisation • Cost of transfer • Length of lease • Environmental considerations • Project Support Newidiadau Allweddol • Mwy o grant ar gael • Mudiad sy’n trosglwyddo • Cost y trosglwyddiad • Hyd y brydles • Ystyriaethau amgylcheddol • Cefnogaeth i’r Prosiect
- 21. CAT2 CAT2 • Round 1 - launch Jan 2015 - stage one closing date May 2015 • Round 2 - launch March 2016 - stage one closing date Sept 2016 • Rownd 1 - lansiad Ion 2015 - dyddiad cau cam un Mai 2015 • Rownd 2 - lansiad Mawrth 2016 - dyddiad cau cam dau Medi 2016
- 22. Mwy o wybodaeth... For more information... www.cronfaloterifawr.org.u k www.biglotteryfund.org.uk 0300 123 0735 cat@cronfaloterifawr.org.uk cat@biglotteryfund.org.uk
- 23. Dilynwch ni ar Gyfryngau Cymdeithasol Follow us on Social Media Darllenwch ein blogRead our bloghttp://blogmawrcymru.org.uk/http://bigblogwales.org.uk/ @loterifawrcymru / @biglotterywales www.facebook.com/biglotteryfundwales