Description
At present, vacant government sites or school premises managed by Lands Department (“LandsD”) or other relevant authorities are available for use by non-government organisations (“NGOs”) through short-term tenancies (“STTs”). However, since these sites may have been left idle for some time, restoration or other engineering works are required before they can be put to use. To optimise the use of these sites, this Funding Scheme (“the Funding Scheme”) is set up, with $1 billion earmarked by Financial Secretary in 2018-19 Budget and approved by the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council, to provide NGOs with financial and technical support to make such vacant sites/school premises on government land fit for a variety of short-term community, institutional, or other non-profit making uses.
Key details
- Max amount per application
- HK$80,000,000
- Grant type
- Grant
- Application cycle
- Open year round
- Expected processing time
- 6 months
- plbenq@devb.gov.hk
- Phone
- 3509 7785
Grant conditions & requirements
Only for Section 88 charities
Hong Kong
Focus areas
Known successful applicants
About the provider
- Type of funder
- Government
Disclaimer
Last updated: 11 May 2026
Information provided may be inaccurate or outdated. Details about this funding opportunity are based on publicly available information and should be independently verified. Read full disclaimer.
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