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Awards online application

To apply for an Award, please complete the application form below. Before doing so, please make sure you have read our Guidelines for applicants.
If you prefer to complete the form offline, please download an application form and return it by post or email.

Due to a technical problem, some applications made using this form between 24th February and 30th March 2009 have not been received. Please contact the Japan Society on 020 7828 6330 if you have any concerns about an application. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.

1. Your contact details

Name
Job title
Organisation
Address

Postcode
Telephone
Fax
Email
Website
Status organisation individual

2. Your project / event

Project / Event title
Brief description
Purpose
briefly, what do you hope to achieve from this?
Dates / project period
Venue (where applicable)
No of people involved
No of people expected to attend
Would you like to publicise your event on this website? yes no

3. Budget
Please give an estimate of the amount needed to realise your project or event.

EXPENDITURE

Travel
Freight / transportation
Accommodation
Venue
Fees (lecturers, performers, interpreter etc)
Marketing / PR
Materials
Others
Please give purpose and amounts of any other expenditure
Total Expenditure

INCOME
Ticket sales / registration fees
Programme / catalogue sales
Sponsors / donors 1
Sponsors / donors 2
Sponsors / donors 3
Own funds
Others
Please give details of any other income
Amount requested from the Japan Society
Total Income

4. Past Experience
Please give details of any past experience of organising similar projects or events.

5. References
If you are applying as an individual or on behalf of a small organisation, please provide details of two referees who know you and your project.

Referee 1
Name
Address
Tel
Fax
Email
Connection to you / your project

Referee 2
Name
Address
Tel
Fax
Email
Connection to you / your project

I confirm the information contained in this application is correct. I agree to information in parts 1 and 2 above being used by the Japan Society in its work to further understanding between the UK and Japan.

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