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Wales Arts International Interrecce Scheme Classification - Funding The International Project Development and Presentation Scheme (Interrecce) encourages productions, performances and exhibitions taking place in countries outside of the UK through the provision of small assistance grants. The purpose of the Interrecce Scheme is to encourage contact with producing organisations in countries outside of the UK with a view to future collaborations. The scheme offers travel grants for visits or attendance to festivals where evidence is available that the these could lead to further collaborations. Successful applicants will receive a contribution towards the travel cost to the project destination (though assistance toward subsistence will only be considered in exceptional circumstances). The scheme is open to individual practitioners working professionally in any artform who *live and work in Wales *have a substantial track record *whose work is contemporary, innovative and develops the artform. The next deadline for applications is the 14/02/03 Contact Info: Nikki Morgan, International Projects Officer, Wales Arts International, 28 Park Place, Cardiff CF10 3QE tel: 029 20 376500 fax: 029 20 221447 email nicola.morgan@wai.org.uk <mailto:nicola.morgan@wai.org.uk> Baring Foundation - Arts Programme Classification - Funding The Arts Programme has four objectives: - to support access to the arts for their own sake and in particular to create opportunities for people whose access is limited - to support work by arts organisations which improve people's quality of life - to support education in and through the arts for people of any age, ability or educational background - to support the exchange of knowledge and skills within the arts sector. The Arts Programme contributes to the cost of small scale arts projects taking place in an educational or community context, however, it is only open to constituted, not-for-profit arts organisations based in England or Wales. It supports a wide range of creative activities across all artforms. Each year there are around 65 grants of 1,000 - 7,000 made. The total budget of the activity should be no more than 25,000. Deadlines for applications are the last days in February, June and October each year. Contact the Baring Foundation for guidelines and an application form or visit their website. Contact Info: The Baring Foundation, 60 London Wall, London EC2M 5TQ tel: 020 7767 1348 fax: 020 7767 7121 email: baring.foundation@uk.ing.com <mailto:baring.foundation@uk.ing.com> website: www.baringfoundation.org.uk <http://www.baringfoundation.org.uk> Deadline Date - 28th February 2003 ________________________________________________________ Objective 1 Information Roadshow Classification - Training WCVA Europe is holding additional Objective 1 roadshow events across Wales. The purpose of the roadshow is to help participants understand the basics of Objective 1 funding and the application process. The roadshow is suitable for those who have tried to access Objective 1 or for those who are completely new to the process. Subjects covered include: *match funding *basic financial information *the application process There will also be an opportunity to take part in workshops where attendees can examine their own project in terms of European funding. The next events will be held at: 14/01/03 Neath Port Talbot - Neath Port Talbot CVC, Neath 16/01/03 Merthyr Tydfil - Voluntary Action, Merthyr Tydfil 30/01/03 Denbighshire - Naylor-Layland Centre, Ruthin Further information and booking forms can be obtained by contacting the WCVA Helpdesk. Ask for Europe and quote the Objective 1 Roadshow. Contact Info: WCVA helpdesk: 0870 607 1666 website: www.wcva.org.uk <http://www.wcva.org.uk> Deadline Date - 30th January 2003 ________________________________________________________ ELWa Mid Wales Masterclass Series Classification - Training The Masterclass Series for 2003 aims to assist businesses in Mid Wales to increase their management skills as a means to improve their competitiveness. The series will be delivered by leading business practitioners and will consist of 6 managements workshops running between January and April 2003. The workshop are: 29/01/03 Customer Management - Managing Customer Expectations 12/02/03 Leadership - How to Lead 12/03/03 Maximising Use of ICT/E-Commerce - Challenging it and Winning 26/03/03 Employer Investment in Learning 09/04/03 Strategic Business Planning - Making the Vision a Reality 01/05/03 Productivity - Gains from Productivity The Master Class Series is free to businesses employing under 10 people. For businesses employing 10 + the Masterclass series will be 58.75 (inc. VAT) For businesses employing 250+ the Masterclass series will be 141.00 (inc. VAT) For further details and an application form, contact ELWa Mid Wales. Contact Info: Sara Thomas, ELWa Mid Wales, St David's House, Newtown, Powys SY16 1RB tel: 0800 252903 fax: 08454 584934 email: thomass@elwa.org.uk <mailto:thomass@elwa.org.uk> website: www.elwa.ac.uk <http://www.elwa.ac.uk> Deadline Date - 1st May 2003 |
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