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Introducing the Forskningsparken Community Fund
Published: 01 February 2024
Text: Angelique Culvin-Riccot
Photo: Angelique Culvin-Riccot
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Oslo Science Park is now launching the "Forskningsparken Community Fund", an initiative made to encourage collaborative and community-driven activities. This fund is open to all members looking to meet over a shared interest or passion!
The concept is simple: if you and fellow community members have identified a shared interest, you can submit an idea proposal to the fund. This could be anything from educational programs and social happenings or even hobbies. The fund is here to support a diverse range of projects that contribute to a vibrant community.
Key Features:
Inclusivity: Open to all community members, regardless of age, background, or experience.
Collaboration: Encourages collaboration among community members who share common interests.
Transparency: The fund operates with transparency and accountability, providing regular updates on activities and finances.
How does it work?
1: Identify an Interest: Gather like-minded individuals who share a common interest or have a project idea that could benefit the community. Join our Slack “Forskningsparken” to start the conversation and invite others.
2. Submit a Proposal: Prepare a project proposal outlining your goals, budget, and expected impact.
3: Approval: We will evaluate and approve projects based on community impact, and alignment with the fund's mission.
4: Get Started: Once approved, the fund will provide the financial support and resources needed!
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