Written Answers Nos. 404-406
405. Deputy Patrick O'Donovan asked the Minister for Rural and Community Development the funding that was provided to Limerick from her Department in 2022, broken down by project in tabular form. [61583/22]
Amharc ar fhreagraDetails of funding for Limerick for 2022, as requested by the Deputy, are set out below. My officials are currently collating project details and these will be forwarded to the Deputy when finalised.
|
Scheme/Programme |
Limerick Funding allocation 2022 |
|
Connected Hubs |
€464,351 |
|
Strengthen and Support Volunteering |
€171,493 |
|
CLÁR |
€408,289 |
|
Rural Regeneration and Development Fund (RRDF) |
€600,000 |
|
Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme (ORIS) |
€415,411 |
|
Community Services Programme (CSP) |
€1,674,509 |
|
Local Improvement Scheme (LIS) |
€930,989 |
|
TidyTowns Grant Scheme |
€80,000 |
|
Libraries |
€176,227 |
|
Connected Hubs Voucher Scheme |
€1,134 |
|
Public Participation Networks (PPN) |
€75,700 |
|
Walks Scheme |
€146,616 |
|
Senior Alerts Scheme (SAS) |
Number of new approved participants in Limerick in 2022: 516 Total participants in Limerick: 4681 *Stats correct as at October 31* |
|
Town and Village Renewal Scheme (TVRS) |
€950,817 |
|
LEADER |
€2,088,009 |
|
Community Support Fund (CSF) |
Allocation to Limerick City and County Council of €350,591 |
|
Community Centres Investment Fund (CCIF) |
€2,217,523 |
|
Dormant Accounts Fund – Pre Social Cohesion – Rathkeale Project |
€150,000 |
|
Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP) |
€2,389,664 |
|
SICAP Ukrainian Funding |
€208,734 |
|
Empowering Communities Programme (ECP) |
€110,000 |
|
Dormant Fund - LGBTI |
€8,975 |
|
Legacy Rapid |
€57,444 |
|
Dormant Accounts Fund 2022 – Social Enterprise Measure |
€234,670 |
406. Deputy Jackie Cahill asked the Minister for Rural and Community Development when she expects all of the remaining categories in the community centre development fund to be announced; if she will provide an update on the application for a community organisation (details supplied); and if she will make a statement on the matter. [61588/22]
Amharc ar fhreagraAll applications to the Community Centres Investment Fund are subject to a competitive assessment process based on the assessment criteria as set out in the fund guidelines.
Category 1 applicants were notified of the outcome of this process in October. Details of successful applicants are available on my department’s website at www.gov.ie/drcd.
The group the Deputy refers to applied for Category 3 funding under the Community Centres Investment Fund. Due to the high level of applications to the fund, the appraisal took longer than initially expected, however, it has now been completed and I expect to announce details of successful applications under both Category 2 and 3 in the coming days.
