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Just Transition Participatory Budgeting Fund: the results!


The Just Transition Participatory Budgeting Fund votes have been cast and counted - and we are delighted to announce that the groups to be offered Just Transition PB funding for their projects, as voted for by the people of Moray, are as listed below:


Assistance 1st Elgin Scouts

Electric Lawnmower

£9,161


Elgin & District Men’s Shed

Tools Upgrade

£6,343


Elgin Street Pastors

Safezone Vehicle

£45,986


Forres Area Community Trust

An Enterprising Community Venue

£50,000


Friends of Biblical Garden

A Greener Friendly Environmental Garden

£9,000


Moray School Bank

Electric Transport

£42,000


Moray Waste Busters

New Van

£41,040


Outfit Moray

Bike Revolution (Delivery)

£37,800


REAP

Inclusion of Person with Disabilities

£25,507


ReBOOT

Renewal of Company Vehicle

£30,000


Transition Town Forres

Forres Community Composting

£4,584


Wild Things!

Wild Things Minibus

£30,000


Zero Carbon Moray

Energy Fairs Across Moray

£1,900


Total available for distribution

£333,333.00


Balance yet to be allocated

£0.00


Congratulations to all of the above, and heartfelt commiserations to all the individuals and groups whose very worthwhile projects will not be offered funding on this occasion.

Every project attracted in excess of 430 votes, with 3,459 people overall taking part in voting.


Money for Moray and tsiMORAY are very grateful for the efforts of every person and group who applied, and everyone who voted, as well as all those who took part in shaping the process, as this is a brilliant result for people in Moray and for the development of participatory democracy. Thank you!


We hope every individual and group taking part can feel proud that their project and ideas have received support, whether or not they receive an award offer on this occasion.


We also hope we can continue to work together to develop connections made, to the benefit of the development of their project idea, of their group, of their local community, and of the people of Moray.

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