About
Bardu kommune is a municipality (local government authority) located in the Troms region of Northern Norway. As a Norwegian municipality, it provides a comprehensive range of public services to its residents, including education (kindergartens, schools, cultural school), health and care services (nursing home, home-based care, mental health services), social services, planning and building administration, infrastructure (roads, water, sewage), agriculture and forestry management, and culture and leisure activities. Bardu is also designated as a National Park Municipality (Nasjonalparkkommune), hosting the Rohkunborri National Park, and has a notable connection to the Norwegian Armed Forces.
Funding Opportunities
Lokale aktivitetsmidler (LAM)
Lokale aktivitetsmidler (LAM) is a grant scheme from the Norwegian Ministry of Culture specifically aimed at local clubs and associations that provide sports and physical activities for children and youth. The goal is to contribute to activity and participation in member-based organizations that offer sports and physical activities for children and youth, supporting the primary activities of the clubs. The program aims to support volunteer efforts in the organizations and help keep costs down for participation in sports and physical activities. Funds are distributed by municipal sports councils to sports clubs based on guidelines from the Ministry of Culture and requirements from the Norwegian Sports Federation (NIF). Distribution is based on membership and/or activity numbers for children, youth, para-athletes (ages 6-19), and all-sports participants (ages 6-19) from coordinated reporting. The Ministry of Culture determines the amounts available for distribution based on the population of children and youth in each municipality.
Kulturpris Bardu kommune
Kulturprisen for Bardu kommune is an annual cultural prize awarded by Bardu municipality to individuals, organizations, or institutions within Bardu kommune who have made exceptionally meritorious contributions to the municipality's cultural life, within the broad cultural concept. The prize aims to focus on volunteerism and its significance. The award consists of a gift certificate worth 10,000 NOK and a framed diploma. The prize is awarded by the municipality's committee for care and growth (utvalg for omsorg og oppvekst) and presented by the mayor at an appropriate occasion. The prize has been awarded since 1991, with 27 recipients to date. Nominations can be submitted by individuals, organizations, and institutions through an electronic form on the municipality's website, with a deadline of October 1st each year.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 7
- Active Now
- 2
- Source Domain
- bardu.kommune.no
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