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Funding for Timber Transport Preparatory Project Grant applications

Our Preparatory Project Grant helps with the initial planning, negotiations and costing work needed to apply for the Strategic Timber Transport Scheme (STTS).

Published: 23 Feb 2025

Topic: Apply for a grant

Is my project eligible?

To check if you're eligible for the Preparatory Project Grant, you should first contact the Project Officer at the relevant Regional Timber Transport Group.

A letter of in-principle support from the Regional Timber Transport Group should be submitted with your application form.

Regional groups (Timber Transport Forum website)

How do I apply?

You should download, fill out and return the grant application form.

What happens next?

Projects which get funding are expected to result in submission of a STTS application. 

Important!

Note, that an award of Preparatory Project Grant funding does not guarantee an award of STTS funding.

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