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Objective of the funding programme

THRIVE supports local authorities and their communities in reimagining town centres by transforming publicly-owned vacant or derelict heritage buildings through renovation, renewal, and adaptive reuse. The programme funds locally developed, strategic regeneration plans and projects that aim to create town centres that are vibrant, viable, and attractive places to live, work, and visit. These centres are intended to function as key economic, social, cultural, and recreational hubs. Notably, Chapter 2 of the programme focuses on climate change and the adaptation of our towns, emphasising the importance of resilience and sustainability in urban regeneration.

Access general information on how to apply to this programme and learn about its funding opportunities.

For further assistance and guidance on all aspects of participation, contact tcf@lgma.ie.

Type of funding

Grants

Funding rate (percentage of covered costs)

90% to 100% co-financing rate for Local Authorities. THRIVE is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union under the Southern, Eastern and Midland Regional Programme 2021–2027 and the Northern and Western Regional Programme 2021–2027. It is important to note that European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) contributions cover 40% of costs in the Southern, Eastern & Midland region, and 55% in the North-Western region.

Expected budget range of proposals

< 50.000 €, 50.000 - 100.000 €, 100.001 € - 1M €, 1M € - 10M €, > 10M €

Can the received funding be combined with other funding sources (blended)?

Not specified

Is a Consortium required to apply for the funding?

No

Administering authority

Northern & Western Regional Assembly, Southern Regional Assembly / LGMA

Publication page

General information

Department of Rural and Community Development

Further information

Town Centre First Report

Ireland

No

Southern and Eastern Region, Border, Midland and Western Region

Step 1. Preparing the ground for adaptation
Step 2. Assessing climate change risks and vulnerabilities
Step 3. Identifying adaptation options
Step 4. Assessing and selecting adaptation options
Step 5. Implementing adaptation
Step 6. Monitoring and evaluating adaptation
Local authorities and administrative bodiesWater management, Tourism, Biodiversity protection, Coastal areas, Ecosystems restoration

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