Seed Funding Clause Samples

Seed Funding. The Accelerator partnerships will share the total £2.5m seed funding, equating to approximately £237k per Accelerator over two years (£50k each in financial year 2023/24 and £187k each in financial year 2024/25). The remaining £130k of the £2.5m seed funding will be reserved for the programme evaluation. Accelerator partnerships will spend their funding on building (or improving) their partnership, developing the high street vision, and delivering projects on the high street. There is a separate Memorandum of Understanding (‘MOU’) applying to the provision of this seed funding.

Seed Funding. Shorelight will bear the start-up costs and fund the operations of the IAP through its Tiger subsidiary. Shorelight will provide Seed Funding until such time as Tiger will have achieved sufficient internal cash flow to fund its own operations and at any time the IAP requires additional working capital.

Seed Funding. [Define how the seed money to establish the Congress is being provided. In particular define the amount of money (if any) IRPA is contributing to the seed funding]

Seed Funding. In FY22, ▇▇▇▇▇ continued the disbursement of seed funding to selected JAPRI WEE participants. ▇▇▇▇▇ designed the seed funding activity as a competition, where JAPRI beneficiaries who have participated in JAPRI trainings could submit business proposals and plans to gain access to funding. There was no significant change in the seed funding selection process. During the application round, JAPRI participants could submit their business proposal in order to be considered. ▇▇▇▇▇ worked closely with its trainers, coaches, and ODBT partners to ensure that their respective participants were well aware of the chance to obtain seed funding. In FY22, ▇▇▇▇▇ opened several additional application rounds for JAPRI’s beneficiaries in Blitar, Bangkalan, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, and Kediri, as JAPRI WEE was able to increase the number of seed funding recipients due to other program cost savings. For Trenggalek, JAPRI decided to select business proposals from the shortlisted applicants from the previous application period. ▇▇▇▇▇ took this approach because Trenggalek already had numerous eligible seed funding recipients who had been shortlisted during the previous seed funding round but had not made the final cut only due to the limited availability of spots at that time. Initially, JAPRI WEE targeted 90 ODBT participants in ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Kediri for seeding funding this quarter. However, with the aforementioned cost-savings, JAPRI was able to increase the number of seed funding recipients by 150, bringing the total to 240 recipients. A total of 354 proposal submissions were received, from which 240 participants were selected to receive IDR 1,400,000 (USD 100) after going through the assessment process. During the application period, all JAPRI participants who had completed an ET or ODBT as well as business mentoring/coaching could submit a business proposal. Once the application period closed, JAPRI’s team reviewed all submitted proposals to ensure that the applicants had included a completed business proposal form, attached BMC, participated in JAPRI’s ET/ODBT and coaching/mentoring, and a personal bank account. The first criteria (‘completed business proposal form’) was an additional criterion for this quarter. The proposal must show authenticity and not be copied from other sources. This is to further motivate the participants to be more creative in developing business proposals and to lessen the risk of plagiarism. Table 3: Summary of Seed Funding Disbursement Location # of successful appl...

Seed Funding. Seed funding is in principle available from The Foundation: approx. 3 k€. The Dutch Society for Radiation Protection (NVS): max. 25 k€, with the obligation to minimize this amount whenever possible. The Helsinki Congress (2010): approx. 10 k€. Seed funding from the Dutch Society for Radiation Protection (NVS) and the Helsinki Congress will only be accepted by the Foundation, if pre-financing the congress through the Pre-financing and Guarantee Fund (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/en) turns out to be impossible or impracticable. It is assumed that IRPA does not provide seed funding.

Seed Funding. Seed funding is in principle available from ATPRI&NI: approx. 3 k€. Local National support organisations 20 k€. The Helsinki Congress (2010): approx. 10 k€. It is assumed that IRPA does not provide seed funding.

Seed Funding. IRPA will provide seed funding of US$30,000 to assist in covering initial financial out goings of the 2012 Congress.

Seed Funding. Seed funding is in principle available from The Society: approx. $20,000 AOARP: approx. $5,000 Melbourne Convention Bureau: $4,500 It is assumed that IRPA does not provide seed funding.