UK Shared Prosperity Fund (ATT)

Community measures to reduce the cost of living, including through measures to improve energy efficiency, and combat fuel poverty and climate change. • The successful Supplier is required to deliver a programme of support to help residents, primarily in Torbay's most deprived areas, to improve their energy efficiency. • The outputs and outcomes delivered through the project must be achieved by 31 March 2025. • 200 households supported to take energy efficiency measures • 450 people reached 5% increased take up of energy efficiency measures

• E20: Research and development grants supporting the development of innovative products and services • E23: Strengthening local entrepreneurial ecosystems and supporting businesses at all stages of their development to start, sustain, grow and innovate, including through local networks • Interventions E20 and E23 are being commissioned together. • The successful Supplier is required to provide business support to start up and existing high growth businesses - this can be in terms of sector, job growth, revenue. • The successful Supplier is also required to administer the grants delivering the required outputs and outcomes. • The outputs and outcomes delivered through the project must be achieved by 31 March 2025. • E20: 9 businesses receiving grants • E23: 110 businesses receiving non-financial support • E20: £200,000 of increased investment • E20: 9 businesses introducing new products to the firm • E20: 5 businesses adopting new technologies/processes to the firm • E20: 9 R&D active businesses • E20: 7 businesses adopting new or improved products or services • E23: 20 jobs created • E23: 50 jobs safeguarded • E23: 10 new businesses created • E23: 10 businesses introducing new products to the firm • E23: 50 businesses with improved productivity • E23: 15 businesses engaging in new markets

• Supporting decarbonisation and improving the natural environment whilst Growing the local social economy • Taking a whole systems approach to invest in infrastructure to deliver effective decarbonisation across energy, buildings and transport and beyond, in line with our legally binding climate target • Maximising existing or emerging local strengths in low carbon technologies, goods and services to take advantage of the growing global opportunity • The successful Supplier is required to develop and support the implementation of 96 decarbonisation plans that lead to evidenced resource efficiency. • The successful Supplier will be responsible for administering the capital allocation in 2024/2025 and will need to give careful consideration as to how this will be done. • The outputs and outcomes delivered through the project must be achieved by 31 March 2025. • 96 businesses receiving non-financial support • 40 businesses receiving grants • 96 decarbonisation plans developed • 30 jobs created • 40 jobs safeguarded • 20 new businesses created • 20 businesses adopting new to the firm technologies or processes