Lloyds TSB Foundation reports on collaborative funding
Howard Lake | 11 March 2005 | News
The Lloyds TSB Foundation for England and Wales has launched its findings on the impact of its Collaborative Programme which aims to ‘enhance co-ordination, co-operation and collaboration between voluntary organisations and also between voluntary sector and public sector bodies in certain instances’.
Since 2000, the Foundation has made 181 grants totalling £8.6 million towards the Collaborative Programme. The research which ran between March and June 2004, aimed to inform the Foundation’s future grant-making policy and practice in the area of collaborative funding, and contributing to wider learning within the voluntary sector.
The report ‘Making a Difference Together’ was launched at a seminar on Wednesday 9th March. The Foundation will continue its commitment to collaborative funding through the new Thematic Programmes that it is developing during 2005 for implementation in 2006.
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