Sustainable Development Fund projects supported in 2008/2009 Ref. No Project Applicant Description Grant BA.121 Establishment of the The Three Establishment and promotion of a community group that is £1,000 Three Rivers Way Rivers Way campaigning for the development of a safe route for walkers, Association Association cyclists and other non-motor vehicle users between Hoveton, Horning, Ludham and Potter Heigham. The bulk of the grant will be used to fund awareness raising materials and events. BA.122 Suffolk Energy Busters Suffolk County A five school pilot project that will build on the good practice £7,754 Council/ and experience gained during BA.59 Broader Energy Choices National Trust to develop an energy programme for Broads primary schools in Suffolk. BA.123 Flegg High School Flegg High Part-funding of a new 550kW biomass boiler that will reduce £30,000 Biomass Project School the school’s energy consumption by 197,000 kWh and CO2 emissions by 177 tonnes p.a.; be used as a teaching resource; and help raise Martham’s awareness of sustainability issues and renewables. BA.124 Ellingham Wind Ellingham VC Installation of a wireless weather station, which will initially be £700 Turbine Enhancement Primary School used to monitor wind speed and help assess the true potential Project of the school’s wind turbine. BA.125 Carbon Neutral Nutmeg A series of 15 all-day workshops in Broads primary and middle £6,081 Workshops Puppet schools that will encourage innovative thinking about ways of Company living with a reduced dependence on carbon-based technologies. BA.126 Marshes Norfolk Wildlife Part funding of two wind pumps, which will be used to manage £5,602 Restoration - Wind water levels - and therefore habitat - at the Upton Broad and Pumps Marshes Nature Reserve. BA.127 Country Trust Broads The Country An initiative that will introduce 450 children from deprived areas £5,000 Initiative Trust of Norwich, Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets to the Broads landscape, its management and wildlife.
Sustainable Development Fund projects supported in 2008/2009 Ref. No Project Applicant Description Grant BA.121 Establishment of the Three Rivers Way Association The Three Rivers Way Association Establishment and promotion of a community group that is campaigning for the development of a safe route for walkers, cyclists and other non-motor vehicle users between Hoveton, Horning, Ludham and Potter Heigham. The bulk of the grant will be used to fund awareness raising materials and events. £1,000 BA.122 Suffolk Energy Busters Suffolk County Council/ National Trust A five school pilot project that will build on the good practice and experience gained during BA.59 Broader Energy Choices to develop an energy programme for Broads primary schools in Suffolk. £7,754 BA.123 Flegg High School Biomass Project Flegg High School Part-funding of a new 550kW biomass boiler that will reduce the school’s energy consumption by 197,000 kWh and CO2 emissions by 177 tonnes p.a.; be used as a teaching resource; and help raise Martham’s awareness of sustainability issues and renewables. £30,000 BA.124 Ellingham Wind Turbine Enhancement Project Ellingham VC Primary School Installation of a wireless weather station, which will initially be used to monitor wind speed and help assess the true potential of the school’s wind turbine. £700 BA.125 Carbon Neutral Workshops Nutmeg Puppet Company A series of 15 all-day workshops in Broads primary and middle schools that will encourage innovative thinking about ways of living with a reduced dependence on carbon-based technologies. £6,081 BA.126 Marshes Restoration - Wind Pumps Norfolk Wildlife Part funding of two wind pumps, which will be used to manage water levels - and therefore habitat - at the Upton Broad and Marshes Nature Reserve. £5,602 BA.127 Country Trust Broads Initiative The Country Trust An initiative that will introduce 450 children from deprived areas of Norwich, Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets to the Broads landscape, its management and wildlife. £5,000
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