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COVID-19 COMMUNITY FUND
1. Title: COVID-19 COMMUNITY FUND2. Awarding Authority: Aviva Community Fund, GB. Web: 3. Contract type: Service contract4. Description: In response to Covid-19 The Awarding Authority are temporarily opening up the Fund to provide grants up to £50,000 to projects ensuring organisations can adapt/maintain critical services and infrastructure in response to impacts of COVID-19.5. CPV Code(s): 98000000, 98133100, 79400000, 853200006. NUTS code(s): UKI, UKI4, UKI427. Main site or location of works, main place of delivery or main place of performance: London, Inner London – East, Tower Hamlets.8. Reference attributed by awarding authority: Not provided.9. Estimated value of requirement: In response to Covid-19 Aviva are temporarily opening up the Fund to provide grants up to £50,000 to projects ensuring organisations can adapt/maintain critical services and infrastructure in response to impacts of COVID-19.10. Closing Date: 28.7.2020.11. Address to which they must be sent: For further information regarding the above contract notice please visit:12. Other information: Projects must relate to one of Aviva’s key funding areas:community resilience: tackling inequality and improving environments by building inclusive and resilient communities; orfinancial capability and inclusion: promoting financially inclusive communities, where people can better manage finances and avoid debt.For more information, Please visit the website: # funding opportunity# COVID-19
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