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Partnership Agreements

New Community Funding Policy

Council has recently adopted a new Community Funding Policy and Community Funding Eligibility and Assessment Framework.

The new policy and framework will see changes to the funding opportunities available. If you have previously applied for a Partnership Agreements you will now need to apply to a different fund.

Further information about grants and eligibility will be available here soon, in the meantime please sign up to our funding newsletter to receive updates.

Overview

Partnership agreements are agreements with community groups or organisations that have a longstanding relationship with council and/or are well-founded in the community.

Funding agreements last for three years and provide the opportunity for groups or organisations to work with council in delivering key outcomes that benefit our district.

Partnership agreements are allocated by elected members through the Long Term Plan process.

Funding from partnership agreements may be used for (but not limited to) the following:

  • Salaries and wages
  • Operational costs
  • Materials and supplies
  • Advertising
  • Venue or equipment hire
  • Rent
  • Maintenance of equipment or facilities

Accountability report

Community groups/organisations that have partnership agreements with council can complete and submit their accountability report here.

Go to the Accountability form

Partnership Agreements 2021-2024

Council has 14 partnership agreements for the 2021-2024 period, as outlined below.

Partnership purpose: To support operational costs, funding the purchase of a community van to transport participants to programmes.

Partnership purpose: To support operational costs and purchasing of plants. Greening Taupō and Kids Greening Taupō host a number of planting and educational events each year.

Partnership purpose: To deliver and grow KiwiSport and operate a central facility for sports clubs to access free admin support and information.

Partnership purpose: To fund administration, speakers’ costs, policy process involvement, events and communications of Lakes and Waterways Action Group activities.

Partnership purpose: To support disadvantaged members of the community to develop safe driving skills and obtain their full licenses.

Partnership purpose: To support purchase for two new treadmills and cover staffing and operational costs at the Mangakino Central FitGym.

Partnership purpose: To support operational costs.

Partnership purpose: To enable the delivery of the Moving Waikato Strategy and to deliver on the outcomes of the Taupō District Sport and Recreation Plan.

Partnership purpose: To provide programs that allow employers to showcase their sector to young people, helping with the supply of future employees.

Partnership purpose: To retail key staff members and enable membership of groups to remain free to participating students, subsidise lesson fees and facilitate the Big Music Day.

Partnership purpose: To continue the education program. New education modules focus on conservation, iwi legends, flyfishing and freshwater education.

Partnership purpose: To continue operational services. Tūrangi Tongariro Sports Foundation hosts an annual water sport program, as well as facilitating racquet and other sports in the community.

Partnership purpose: To continue marketing and maintenance of 105km of free-to-use walking and cycling trails across the district.

Partnership purpose: To oversee the running of Waiora House and ensure that the vital community service organisations within this umbrella can continue to operate within a reasonable budget.

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