The application process for a major fund is due to open later this year.
Communities in the midlands are being invited to gather their proposals for climate action proposals.
The application process for the Community Climate Action Fund Programme is due to open later this year, with €24 million available at local authorities across the country.
Projects aiming to reduce the carbon footprint in the locality is eligible to apply - the themes are community and energy, travel, food and waste, shopping and recycling, and local climate and environment action.
Community Climate Action Officer in Westmeathy County Council, Joe Jackson, says the application process will be straightforward:
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