Title(~28/02) L’OCCITANE Foundation — Biodiversity Conservation through Reforestation and Agroforestry2021-01-15 05:47
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The L’OCCITANE Foundation funds local organizations and projects that preserve biodiversity through reforestation or agroforestry projects. 

Financial support is limited to €10 thousand, depending on the country. 

Applicants have to contact the subsidiary of L’OCCITANE located in their country in order to present a project.


Rules and eligibility criteria 

  • The project needs to be carried out by an organization of public interest;
  • The project must focus on respecting biodiversity (trees plantation for conservation of threatened varieties, reforestation of degraded ecosystems and/or agroforestry practices);
  • The project needs to have measurable results. The number of planted trees and the number & name of protected varieties thanks to the help of L'OCCITANE are key;
  • A strong focus will be done on the financial and environmental sustainability of the project;
  • Location (in order to facilitate the relationship with the local L'OCCITANE office):
    - The project presented takes place in a country where there is a local L'OCCITANE's office,
       AND/OR
    - The charity organization managing the project and requesting the grant has a local office in a country where there is a local L'OCCITANE's office.

Deadline: 28 February 2021


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https://fondation.loccitane.com/2021-2022-call-for-projects-0

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