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Plymouth City Council is driven in their ambition to fulfil their city-wide climate emergency action plan and as part of the Plymouth Climate Challenge Live competition awarded one impactful project £5,000 in prize money.

Last year, seven shortlisted projects crowdfunded to make their ideas a reality and make a real difference to the city.

The three projects that raised the most money went through to the live final on 3 December and received an extra £2,500 from Plymouth City Council. These three finalists competed in the live final to impress a panel of judges who then awarded the winner £5,000 prize funding.

This campaign is part of Plymouth City Council’s response to climate change. To find out more about what the Council is doing please visit the Council’s website here.

Here are the highlights

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And the winner is ...

Congratulations to all seven shortlisted projects that took part. You can see all projects from the Plymouth Climate Challenge LIVE competition below. But our overall winner was...

Project Pollenzie

1000 Tyres Project

We aim to reduce the pollutants in Plymouth Sound and surrounding rivers by removing discarded tyres and dumped rubbish.

Shortlisted projects

But wait, there's more!

Have you got a great idea to improve Plymouth? You can apply for +Extra funding of up to £45,000 match funding as part of the Crowdfund Plymouth initiative

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Plymouth City Change Fund

Up to £30,000

The Plymouth City Change Fund is supporting projects that help improve the city, and make it a great place to live, work and play. If your project fits with the criteria of this fund you could get an extra cash injection alongside what you raise from the crowd.

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The Climate Emergency Bonus

Up to £15,000

For projects which are making a significant contribution to Plymouth’s efforts to respond to climate change, an additional pledge may be made by the Council in the form of a “Climate Emergency Bonus”.

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This event was funded through the Engaged Cities award by Cities of Service

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