Title(~31/12) Banyan Tree Greater Good Grants2020-11-23 08:27
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Banyan Tree Global Foundation is providing a grant for 2021 projects. Grant applications can focus on biodiversity and conservation, resource use and waste management, climate change & resilience, education and empowerment, health and protection, culture and livelihoods. 


Eligibility

  • Age over 18
  • do not have an active grant with BTGF
  • Application written in English
  • Projects that has local collaborators in case of applicants are not from that location
  • Project will start within 6 months from the application submission deadline, and completed within twelve months of fund issuance.
  • Project that has additional approved funding if the grant does not cover all planned costs. 

Applying for a Grant
  • Unsolicited applications are note accepted; unless an urgent humanitarian relief project.
  • Applications must be submitted in English using the project form. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
  • Projects shall not be considered in countries where Banyan Tree Hotels and Resorts do not operate (please see https://www.banyantree.com/en/find-a-hotel for locations).
  • Projects must align with one or more focal areas within the BTGF framework, unless a specific call to action is issued.
  • We are currently not funding projects in China.
  • To apply, please send your completed proposal form, along with all supporting documentation to: csr@banyantree.com
 

Budget Guidance

  • Grants may request up to US$ 10,000 (including GST) but applications for amounts lower are welcomed.
  • Funding is provided for project expenses for a maximum one year period
  • Institutional overhead is not permitted.
  • Budget should justify why other sources of funding are not available.
  • Budgets should be accompanies by pro forma invoices for equipment and supplies.
  • A grantee or anyone misusing funds are not tolerated. Deviances of more than 10% expenditure, including reallocation of funds, must have signed written approval from BTGF.
  • At close of project, detailed financial documents must be submitted for audit.
  • All original invoices and supporting documents must be sent to BTGF.
  • Unspent funds are to be returned at the agreed upon date.


Deadline: 31 December 2020 12 AM (SGT)


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https://www.banyantreeglobalfoundation.com/applying-for-a-grant/

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