/PySV_PyLadies_fund

Repository to transparently track, report and inform PyLadies in the DACH region on the fund.

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PySV PyLadies Germany Fund

This repository is for the transparent tracking, and reporting of the PyLadies Python Software Verband fund. It also serves the purpose of documenting the process for PyLadies to request funding and how decisions are made.

🏗️ Currently this repository is a work in progress and documents are likely to change or be added. If you feel that something is missing feel free to open either an issue or a PR 💜

Guidelines

The guidelines for the fund can be found in the Guidelines file.

Other Documentation

FAQ

The full outline of the fund can be found in our Guideline document, the FAQ summarises the guidelines for reference.

Table of Contents

What is the PyLadies Python Software Verband fund?

The PyLadies Python Software Verband fund is a fund that has been set up by the Python Software Verband to support PyLadies chapters in Germany. The fund is managed by a group of representatives from different chapters.

How does it work?

Who can request funds?

Only existing chapters or new chapters who have held at least one event and are known to the PyLadies Germany group may submit requests.

What can funds be used for?

The fund can be used for almost anything that will help the chapter grow and support the community. This includes but is not limited to:

  • Food and drinks for events
  • Venue hire
  • Travel costs for speakers
  • Swag
  • Marketing materials
  • Shared subscriptions (i.e. Restream/ Lastpass)

There are some things that the fund cannot be used for. Please see the guidelines for more information.

How much can be requested?

There is no limit to the amount that can be requested, however, the fund is limited and shared across all chapters in Germany therefore please bear this in mind.

How do I request funds?

To request funds you need to open an issue in this repository. Three templates can be used:

The templates are also available in the issue template dropdown when opening a new issue.

How are decisions made?

The fund is managed by a group of representatives from different chapters. The representatives are listed in the Guidelines file.

The representatives will review the request and either approve or reject it. If the request is rejected the reason will be given in the issue. If the request is approved the issue will be labelled as approved and the person who opened the issue will be notified.

How do I get reimbursed?

Once the request has been approved you can go ahead and make the purchase. Once the purchase has been made you can submit the receipt for reimbursement. Reimbursement can be expected within 14 days.

To submit the receipt you need to email it to invoice@python-verband.org with pyladies@python-verband.org in CC.

How do I report on the funds?

Either once the purchase has been made, or before if you have the details, you should add the details to the issue. This will be used for reporting purposes.

How can I contribute?

If you would like to contribute to this repository please see the CONTRIBUTING file.

Code of Conduct

Everyone interacting in the PySV PyLadies Germany Fund project's code base, issue trackers, discussions, and mailing lists is expected to follow the PyLadies Code of Conduct.

License

This repository is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike.