Title(15 September) IUCN and UNEP — Global Ecosystem-based Adaptation2023-06-29 07:43
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The Global Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) Fund supports catalytic and innovative projects that aim to create enabling environments for the uptake and mainstreaming of ecosystem-based adaptation to climate change. Two funding tracks are available: general EbA project proposals track and a thematic EbA project proposals track focused on Indigenous and Traditional Knowledge in Ecosystem-based Adaptation. For the thematic track, Indigenous Peoples Organizations are strongly encouraged to apply. If an organization is faced with capacity and due diligence limitations, the principal applicant should be a national or local NGO; INGOs can apply if they have a legal and operational presence in the country of implementation. Indigenous Peoples Organization must also be a project partner and a sub-grantee, and the project must include internal capacity-building. For all tracks, applications from and partnerships with local/community organizations are strongly encouraged. Government partners will not be eligible for direct funding. Projects may have a global, thematic, regional and/or country-specific focus. For projects with a country-specific focus, one or more countries that are eligible for official development assistance (ODA) must be targeted. Applications must be submitted in English.


Maximum Amount: up to US$250,000

Submission Deadline: 15 September, 2023


Relevant material is attached herewith. 

For more information and guidelines on how to apply, please visit here.

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