BIG to provide £15m for projects supporting digital skills
13 May 2013
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The Charity Commission launched its new website today, and hopes that the improvements will make it easier to use.
The Big Lottery Fund has announced a £15m funding programme that will be developed in partnership with Go On UK to support community projects that build digital skills.
The effectiveness of civil society organisations internationally is increasingly being hindered by legal restrictions, funding cuts and technological blocks according to the latest State of Civil Society report.
Big Issue Invest and the Nominet Trust have partnered with five corporates to launch a competition giving start-up technology initiatives supporting unemployed young people the chance to win a share of £500,000.
The Charity Employees Benevolent Fund has announced it is to close in September after failing to foster enough financial support from the charity sector.
After seven years of failed funding bids, the deprived Welsh ex-mining community of Glyncoch has finally raised £792,000 to build a community centre, utilising a crowd-funding site for the final £40,000.
The Ordnance Survey – Britain’s national mapping agency - is offering a prize pot of £115,000 for new ideas that use geography to help solve problems in communities.
The government today launched the £10m Innovation in Giving Fund, calling on applicants to send in videos pitching ideas for technologies and networks that make it easier for people to help each other.
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