Gaelic Plans Fund
Applications for the Projects Stream closed at 3pm on 18 April 2024 and applications for the Strategic Stream open until 30 May 2024.
The Gaelic Plans Fund, formerly the Gaelic Language Act Implementation Fund (GLAIF), is available to help public authorities in the delivery of commitments in their Gaelic Language Plans, and in support of the new National Gaelic Language Plan 2023-28. The Gaelic Plans Fund has also been used to assist other public authorities in the delivery of projects ahead of their formal notice to produce a Gaelic Language Plan.
Further details on projects awarded funding from GLAIF from 2018/19 onwards are available via GrantNav.
This year the scheme will run in two streams – the Strategic Stream and the Projects Stream:
- The Strategic Stream offers 6 local authorities the opportunity to submit an application each on the basis of 3-year funding to show how they will implement Gaelic development in their areas in line with the National Gaelic Language Plan and their published Gaelic language plans. The 6 authorities permitted to apply are:
- Comhairle nan Eilean Siar
- The Highland Council
- Argyll and Bute Council
- Glasgow City Council
- City of Edinburgh Council
- North Lanarkshire Council
- The Projects Stream offers all other public bodies the opportunity to apply for up to 3 projects each to be delivered in 2024/25 (operating as the Gaelic Plans Fund and GLAIF did previously)
Guidelines for Applicants and an application form can be accessed below. If you have any questions please contact tabhartas@gaidhlig.scot.
Strategic Stream
Gaelic Plans Fund – Strategic Stream 2024-27 Application Form
Gaelic Plans Fund – Strategic Stream 2024-27 – Guidance
Gaelic Plans Fund – Strategic Stream 2024-27 – Assessment Guidance
Projects Stream
Gaelic Plans Fund – Projects Stream 2024/25 Application Form (via Fluxx portal)
Gaelic Plans Fund – Projects Stream 2024/25 Guidance
Gaelic Plans Fund – Projects Stream 2024/25 Assessment Guidance
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