Every year, Scotland’s National Centre of Resilience releases funding opportunities that help to support academics, practitioners and community organisations to build Scotland’s resilience to natural hazards.
These calls are designed to offer financial support to groups working on projects that enhance our ability to prepare for, respond to, and mitigate the effects of natural hazards across Scotland’s communities.
Our Knowledge Mobilisation Fund is tailored to help UK academics engage with Scottish communities, transform scientific data into practical solutions, and provide customised tools to empower communities in building resilience.
The Community Council Fund offers financial support to help Community Councils develop and execute their local resilience plans.
And, the Third Sector, Community, and Practice Project Fund extends financial support to community groups, practitioners, and the third sector for collaborative projects promoting the use of local community-based approaches to enhance resilience.
Building resilience needs collective action, and as we move into our 9th year, we remain dedicated to translating research into practical solutions. Our ongoing commitment to promoting collaboration, evidence-based research, and community empowerment is at the heart of our mission.
To find out more and apply, click here.