Natural Resources Wales Resilient Community Grant

 

A fyddech cystal ag anfon hwn ymlaen a rhannu’r neges ymysg eich rhwydweithiau a phawb arall sydd â diddordeb   Mae’r e-bost hwn i rannu gwybodaeth am Grant y Rhaglen Cymunedau Gwydn newydd, ac i ddangos i ble y gallwch fynd i gael mwy o wybodaeth am y grant hwn.   Yn dilyn y weminar a gynhaliwyd ar 11 Gorffennaf mae’r recordiadau a’r sleidiau PowerPoint bellach ar gael i chi. Maent yn cynnwys gwybodaeth ddefnyddiol ar sut i wneud cais am grant Cymunedau Gwydn Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru.   Gweminarau Cymru: https://youtu.be/l-iT2zd-uNM De Ddwyrain: https://youtu.be/OI0loGIiVBE Canol De Cymru: https://youtu.be/ZbaJT8tnbIU De Orllewin: https://youtu.be/GJsOc7u9gvo Canolbarth: https://youtu.be/QmIYnc96SoE Gogledd Ddwyrain: https://youtu.be/1p9aV8d7FBU Gogledd Orllewin: https://youtu.be/IksJYZR4cbc Morol: https://youtu.be/1ytXufQLm18   Mae gan y Rhaglen Cymunedau Gwydn £2m o gyllid grant ar gael i helpu unigolion a sefydliadau i gynyddu cyfranogaeth cymunedau gyda byd natur i helpu i feithrin cymunedau gwydn.   Gwybodaeth allweddol: Grant cystadleuol gwerth £2m ar gael dros ddwy flynedd. Darparu hyd at fis Ionawr 2024. Hawliad terfynol erbyn mis Mawrth 2024. £10k yw’r isafswm sy’n gymwys (dros un i ddwy flynedd). £125k yw’r uchafswm os yw’n cael ei gyflwyno o fewn un Flwyddyn Ariannol neu £250k mewn dwy Flynedd Ariannol. I wneud cais am Gyllid, bydd angen i bartneriaid allanol wneud cais am hyn drwy gael rhif ffurflen gais ar wefan Grantiau Cymunedau Gwydn i gael mynediad at y ffurflen gais ar-lein Dyddiad cau ar gyfer gwneud cais: 19 Medi 2022 Ar agor i unrhyw ymgeisydd Gall ymgeiswyr wneud cais ar draws sawl lleoliad Byddwn yn edrych yn ffafriol ar geisiadau cydweithredol / ar y cyd Rhaid iddo fynd i’r afael â’r gweithgareddau sydd o fewn cwmpas  gan ddefnyddio’r ffynonellau tystiolaeth a awgrymir a chysylltu hyn â’r gweithgareddau rydym yn eu cefnogi; os gall ymgeiswyr ddangos yn glir eu bod yn mynd i’r afael â sawl thema, byddwn yn edrych ar hyn yn ffafriol Rhaid i geisiadau ddangos gwaith a/neu fuddion ar lefel gymunedol   Ffynonellau tystiolaeth defnyddiol: Datganiadau Ardal – Themâu Cymunedau Gwydn: De Ddwyrain -  Iach Heini Cysylltiedig Canol De Cymru – Cysylltu pobl â natur De Orllewin – Lleihau anghydraddoldebau iechyd Canolbarth – Ailgysylltu pobl a lleoedd Gogledd Ddwyrain – Datblygu a gwella seilwaith gwyrdd trefol a gwledig Gogledd Orllewin – Ailgysylltu pobl â natur Morol – Atebion sy’n seiliedig ar natur ac addasu ar yr arfordir Cynlluniau llesiant Byrddau Gwasanaethau Cyhoeddus ·        Adroddiad ar Sefyllfa Adnoddau Naturiol   Yr hyn y byddwn yn ei Gefnogi gyda’r Cyllid: Amrywiaeth a chynhwysiant, yn enwedig ar gyfer cymunedau llai breintiedig sydd â llai o fynediad at fannau gwyrdd o ansawdd, sy’n aml yn byw mewn ardaloedd lle mae perygl llifogydd uchel a dwysedd poblogaeth uchel a allai gael eu heffeithio’n andwyol gan newid yn yr hinsawdd ac ansawdd aer gwael ac a allai ddefnyddio’r amgylchedd fel ased i ddod â chymunedau gwahanol at ei gilydd, mynd i’r afael ag unigrwydd ac allgau cymdeithasol ac fel modd o ddatblygu sgiliau. Ffyrdd creadigol o ailgysylltu pobl â natur a’u hamgylchedd lleol i wella iechyd corfforol a meddyliol, hyder, hunan-barch ac ‘ymddygiadau gwyrdd’. Hyrwyddo iechyd a llesiant a mynd i’r afael ag anghydraddoldebau iechyd. Atebion sy’n seiliedig ar natur sy’n helpu cymunedau i deimlo’n fwy diogel. Creu mwy o gyfleoedd i gael mynediad at fyd natur. Gwella ymwybyddiaeth a dealltwriaeth o, a chyfranogaeth a phrosesau penderfynu ar effeithiau’r hinsawdd ar raddfa gymunedol. Gweithio i sicrhau bod gan gymunedau ymdeimlad o gysylltiad a grym gyda’u hamgylchedd lleol a bod ganddynt rôl weithredol o ran sut y caiff ei reoli a’i wella. Creu cyfleoedd ar gyfer addysg a chymryd rhan mewn gwyddoniaeth dinasyddion.   Dylech gyfeirio camau’r broses ymgeisio a phob cwestiwn ynglŷn â’r grant at: grants.enquiries@cyfoethnaturiolcymru.gov.uk   Caniatewch 48 awr ar gyfer ymateb cychwynnol   Neu ffoniwch ymholiadau cyffredinol CNC ar:0300 065 300

Please forward and spread the word with your networks and other interested parties   This email is to share information about the new Resilient Communities Programme Grant, and shows where you can go to get further information about this grant.     The 11th of July webinar recordings and PowerPoint slides are now available for you to access. They contain useful information about how to apply for Natural Resources Wales Resilient Community Grant.   Webinars All Wales: https://youtu.be/VCPq2pTHtQ4 South East: https://youtu.be/3YQptW8kisw South Central: https://youtu.be/ff-oqhT9fzg South West: https://youtu.be/dog7vf0IBHI Mid: https://youtu.be/d8umJKqwhCU North East: https://youtu.be/UInQk9ik13Q North West: https://youtu.be/xhBq5drKGdQ  Marine: https://youtu.be/AUsQSth3fUo   The Resilient Communities Programme has £2m of grant funding available to help individuals and organisations increase community participation with nature to help build resilient communities.   Key information: £2m competitive grant available over 2 years. Delivery up to January 2024. Final claim by March 2024 Minimum eligible amount £10k (over 1 to 2 years). Maximum amount £125k if delivered in one Financial Year or £250k in two Financial Years To apply for Funding, External partners will need to request this via the Resilient Communities Grants Website application form number to Access the online application form Application deadline 19th September 2022 Open to any applicant Applicants may apply across multiple places Collaborative / joint applications will be looked upon favourably Must address the activities in scope using the suggested evidence sources and link this to the activities we are supporting, if applicants can clearly evidence they are addressing multiple themes this will be looked upon favourably Applications must demonstrate involvement and/or benefits at community level   Useful evidence sources: Area Statements – Resilient Communities Themes: South East - Healthy Active Connected South Central - Connecting people with nature South West - Reducing health inequalities Mid - Reconnecting people and places North East - Develop and improve urban and rural green infrastructure North West - Reconnecting people with nature Marine - Nature based solutions and adaptation at the coast Public Service Boards’ wellbeing plans State of Natural Resources Report   What we will Support with the Funding: Diversity and inclusion, particularly less advantaged communities that have less access to quality green spaces, often live in areas of flood risk and high population density which may be adversely affected by climate change and poor air quality and could use the environment as an asset to bring different communities together, tackle loneliness and exclusion and as a vehicle to develop skills. Creative ways to reconnect people with nature and their local environment to improve physical and mental health, confidence, self-esteem and ‘green behaviours’. Promoting health and wellbeing and tackle health inequalities. Nature-based solutions that help communities to feel safer and more secure. Creation of more opportunities for accessing nature. Improving awareness and understanding of, and involvement in decision making on, climate impacts at community scale. Work to ensure communities feel a sense of connection and empowerment with their natural environment and have an active role over how it is managed and improved. Creating opportunities for education and involvement in citizen science   All grant queries and application process should be directed to: grants.enquiries@cyfoethnaturiolcymru.gov.uk   Please allow 48 hours for an initial response   Or phone NRW general enquiries on: 0300 065 300