Funding Applications
Funding Applications
Funding applications to the Waikato River Clean-up Trust have now closed for the 2022 funding round.
Decisions on what projects will be funded from this year's applications will be available in late October.
This year $6 million is available to funding clean-up projects in the Waikato and Waipā River catchments.
Next year's funding process will begin in June 2023.
MAKING AN APPLICATION
Once you are ready to write your application click on the 'Make An Application' button above. This will take you to our application page.
All applications must be made online, but if you would like a copy of the application form in Word (as a working draft) it can be downloaded here.
The Waikato River Authority will usually give priority to projects that that are co-funded. If you are seeking co-funding from other organisations you may wish to consider the list here of 2022 Potential Funders.
If you need assistance with estimating project costs, the attached document of Standard Costs and Assumptions July 2022 may be helpful.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
All successful applicants must provide the Waikato River Authority with organisational and project specific Health and Safety information prior to the deed of funding being signed for their project. Click on one of the links below to find out what Health and Safety documentation we require from you.
Waikato River Authority Health and Safety requirements for organisations who are PCBUs*
Waikato River Authority Healthy and Safety requirements for organisations who are NOT PCBUs*
*To determine whether you are a PCBU click here to be taken to the Worksafe New Zealand website. You can also phone the Waikato River Authority’s Health and Safety advisor for more information.
MAKING AN APPLICATION
Once you are ready to write your application click on the 'Make an Application' button above. This will take you to our application page.
All applications must be made online, but if you would like a copy of the application form in Word (as a working draft) it can be downloaded here.
The Waikato River Authority will usually give priority to projects that that are co-funded. If you are seeking co-funding from other organisations you may wish to consider the list here of 2022 Potential Funders.
If you need assistance with estimating project costs, the attached document of Standard Costs and Assumptions July 2022 may be helpful.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
All successful applicants must provide the Waikato River Authority with organisational and project specific Health and Safety information prior to the deed of funding being signed for their project. Click on one of the links below to find out what Health and Safety documentation we require from you.
Waikato River Authority Health and Safety requirements for organisations who are PCBUs*
Waikato River Authority Healthy and Safety requirements for organisations who are NOT PCBUs*
*To determine whether you are a PCBU click here to be taken to the Worksafe New Zealand website. You can also phone the Waikato River Authority’s Health and Safety advisor for more information.