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Basic Bookkeeping
All organisations must keep records of their financial transactions and these records may be open to scrutiny by the Charity Commission (where the organisation is a registered charity) and/or HMRC.

Record Keeping for European Funding Projects
This guidance offers some practical advice and suggestions on keeping records to help ensure that projects funded by European Structural funds can comply with the requirements of their funding.

Using Volunteers’ Time as Match Funding
Unpaid voluntary activity can be used as a source of in-kind match funding for projects receiving funding from the European Structural Fund programmes in Wales.

Transnational Funds
In addition to the European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIFs), Wales also has access to many other European funding programmes.

Soft Outcomes and European Funded Projects
Soft outcomes are the results that projects achieve which cannot be measured in the same way as hard outcomes, such as qualifications or employment.

Community Investment
Community investment is a method of communities investing capital in business ventures whose purpose is for social and community benefit.

Community Asset Transfer
Community Asset Transfer (CAT) is the process by which public bodies transfer management control of their land, buildings and / or services to a community organisation.

European Structural and Investment Funds 2014 - 2020
his information sheet provides an introduction to the current round of European Structural and Investment Funds 2014-2020.

Costs Relating to European Structural Funds 2014 - 2020
All costs relating to any activity funded by either ESF or ERDF must be eligible.

Match Funding
Projects cannot be totally funded with Structural Fund money.

State Aid Information for Third Sector Organisations
European Union state aid rules are designed to regulate competition in order to maintain a level playing field in the European single market.

Managing Buildings -Day-to-Day Operations (2)
This information sheet is designed to give an overview of the main things that community building managers will need to consider with respect to running their building(s) on a day-to-day basis.