CAT Leads Wales Climate Project with £1.5M Funding
A new nationwide climate action project, "Troi'r Llanw / Turning the Tide," has been launched in Wales, spearheaded by the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) near Machynlleth. The initiative, announced on World Environment Day (Friday), receives significant funding of £1,499,800 from The National Lottery Community Fund.
CAT, a renowned organisation dedicated to sustainable living and technologies, will lead the three-year project, aiming to empower communities across Wales to take meaningful action on climate change. The National Lottery Community Fund, the UK's largest community funder, provides the substantial financial backing necessary for the project’s implementation.
"Troi'r Llanw / Turning the Tide" is expected to deliver a range of initiatives focused on reducing carbon emissions, promoting renewable energy adoption, and fostering environmental awareness among residents. Specific details regarding the project's activities and scope are expected to be released in the coming weeks. The launch on World Environment Day underscores the urgency and importance of addressing climate change at a local level.
The Centre for Alternative Technology has a long-standing reputation for its work in promoting sustainable practices and providing practical solutions for reducing environmental impact. This project represents a significant opportunity for CAT to extend its influence and support communities in Wales in their efforts to create a more sustainable future. The National Lottery Community Fund's investment highlights their commitment to supporting projects that address pressing social and environmental challenges.
