Guidance

NDA group local social and economic impact practitioners guidance: grant funding

This guidance has been developed to ensure that people who administer NDA socio-economic funding follow a common, rigorous and evidence-based approach to managing, measuring and reporting on our activity and outcomes.

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Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
Published
1 July 2020
Last updated
30 October 2023 — See all updates

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The NDA group local, social and economic impact practitioners’ guidance: grant funding

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NDA Themes, Outcomes & Measures (TOMs) Guidance

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Whilst this guidance is intended for internal use within the NDA Group, it has been published to encourage transparency and joint working between stakeholders.

The guidance covers three categories of funding:

  • Large projects – NDA contribution over £200,000
  • Medium projects – NDA contribution between £10,000 and £200,000
  • Small, also called good neighbour, projects – NDA contribution up to £10,000

It will be regularly reviewed and revised as appropriate, and we welcome any views and suggestions for improvement.

Published 1 July 2020
Last updated 30 October 2023 + show all updates

  1. NDA group local social and economic impact practitioners’ guidance document updated

  2. Updated with March 2023 version of guidance

  3. First published.

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