Cymraeg
Search

The Taste of Powys/Blas ar Bowys project will provide tailored support, advice and generic marketing for new and existing (non-agricultural) micro food businesses in Powys. The project will equip micro food businesses in Powys with the skills and knowledge to enter, survive and thrive in a highly competitive sector.

Elements to deliver this project will include:

  • A bilingual Powys food directory website and associated promotional initiatives
  • Market intelligence and research into business opportunities for micro businesses
  • Support for collaborative marketing and awareness raising activities
  • Facilitation of business networks and information sharing through informal and formal events, plus use of ICT systems.

Project Applicants

  • Existing and start-up micro enterprises (between 1 and 10 employees) in the food sector, including diversified farming families producing an added value product
  • Women
  • Young people
  • The over 50s
  • Welsh speaking communities

Project Budget

Total project budget £146,377 (£111,920 as cash; £34,457 recipient match funding).

Successful applicants will need to provide a proportion of the total project costs. The actual levels of match-funding contributions will be determined on an individual project basis, but will typically be of the order of circa 30%. Match funding contributions may be as cash (e.g. expenses paid for themselves) or as an in-kind contribution (e.g. volunteers’ time). However, the total project costs must be fully supported by recognised evidence (including receipts, timesheets, etc).

How to apply

  1. Initial enquiry and discussion between applicant and project officer;
  2. Completion and submission of project proposal/application form by applicant;
  3. Preliminary assessment of application by project officer/Glasu manager;
  4. Proposals submitted to and assessed by Glasu’s Local Action Group (governing board) quarterly, commencing December 08.
 
©2010 Powys Regeneration Partnership. All Rights Reserved.
Website Design: Trimast Systems Limited
Cyngor Sir Powys County CouncilEU and Welsh Assembly Government Funded