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Taith Pathway 1 Mobility of Participants 2024

Schools Version 1.0, January 2024
  1. Taith Pathway 1
    1. An introduction to Taith Pathway 1
    2. Inward mobilities (Reciprocity)
    3. Eligible Sectors
    4. Sustainability
  2. Pathway 1 Timelines and Available Budget
    1. Timelines
    2. Available Budget
  3. Eligibility
    1. Project duration
    2. Eligible organisations
    3. Eligible mobilities, participants and costs
    4. Inward Mobility
  4. Pathway 1 Grant Rates and Eligible Costs
    1. Travel, Subsistence and Organisational Support
    2. Course/Training Costs
    3. Virtual Group Exchanges: Development Costs
    4. Inclusion support
    5. Additional Eligible Costs
  5. Applying for Pathway 1
    1. Deadline
    2. Before you apply
    3. Completing an application
    4. Pathway 1 Application Questions and Assessment Criteria
  6. What happens once an application is submitted
    1. Assessment of applications
    2. Funding allocations
  7. What happens if your application is successful
    1. Project Management
    2. Additional funding
    3. Reporting
    4. Certificates of Expenditure
  8. Annex 1 Pathway 1 Grant Rates
  9. Glossary

2. Pathway 1 Timelines and Available Budget
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2.1. Timelines

Dates

31 January 2024

Opening of Pathway 1 (2024) funding call

20 March 2024, 12pm

Application deadline. Applications received after this deadline will not be assessed

June 2024

Outcome notifications will be sent to all applying organisations

1 September 2024

Projects can commence

2.2. Available Budget

The total indicative amount allocated to the Welsh Schools sector in the 2024 Pathway 1 funding call is £1,150,000.

Inclusivity and accessibility are a strategic focus for Taith and the programme is looking to fund as many and as wide a range of organisations as possible. As such, no organisation will be able to apply for more than 40% of the published indicative sector budget.