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Green Funding

GREEN FUND

What is Âé¶¹Íø Green Fund?

Queen’s Green Fund empowers staff and students to create and deliver projects within their area that drives sustainability within Queen’s campus and our local community. Financial funding of up to £2000 is available for successful proposals. 

We look for original projects which will promote sustainability awareness amongst staff and students, impact the wider Âé¶¹Íø community, support the University’s net-zero vision and commitment to becoming a world leader in environmental sustainability, and demonstrate collaboration across Schools and Faculties and between staff and students.

How TO APPLY

Green Fund applications are currently closed and will reopen for applications in September. 

Applications for Queen’s Green Fund are completed online via Microsoft Forms. Please make sure to look through the relevant Green Fund Documents. 

Guidelines | Terms and Conditions | Project Approver Form

*Please note* We advise opening a Word document and making a note of your answers while completing your application, as applications are not guaranteed to save once you leave Microsoft Forms.

LABORATORY REPAIR FUND

What is the Laboratory Repair Fund?

The Laboratory Repair Fund supports timely and cost-effective repairs to essential research and teaching equipment. The Fund prioritises actions that restore equipment functionality and reduce the need for full replacement, while also encouraging laboratories to use local repair providers and minimise the environmental impact associated with purchasing new equipment.

 

HOW TO APPLY

The Repair Fund is open for applications across the academic year until the budget has been allocated. Applications will then reopen in September.

Repair Fund criteria can be found here

Applications for the Lab Repair Fund can be submitted .

GREEN REVOLVING FUND

What is the Green Revolving Fund?

The Green Revolving Fund launched in 2009, supported by Salix Finance. Since the launch, large carbon savings have been achieved via the implementation of a wide variety of projects across campus. Payback for energy and carbon projects has been extended from 10 years to 15 years in July 2023, enhancing the level of funding opportunities.

Applications for the Green Revolving Fund can be submitted .