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* Please be informed that the deadline has been extended to 26 March 2021 (Friday). 

The Ramsar Regional Center – East Asia (RRC-EA), the secretariat of Wetland Link International-Asia (WLI-Asia), is now accepting project proposals for funding support under the WLI-Asia Fund 2021.  

Current 52 WLI-Asia members are invited to apply for the WLI-Asia Fund in line with the following activities:

  • CEPA (communication, capacity building, education, participation and awareness)-related activities including:
    capacity building events, special exhibitions, education program for schools, video content development for educational or publicity purposes, etc.
  • activities that support participatory wetland management and monitoring through research and citizen science, and local stakeholder involvement in Ramsar Site designation 

WLI-Asia Secretariat, the RRC-EA is launching the WLI-Asia Fund in collaboration with Amorepacific, through its Primera brand to support WLI-Asia Members for further development of wetland centers in Asia and to assist in achieving the objectives of WLI. 

The WLI-Asia Fund will support up to three (3) projects with a budget of KRW 10,000,000 per project.

Deadline: 26 March 2021 


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http://rrcea.org/call-for-proposals-for-wli-asia-fund-2021/

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