Open opportunities from Charles Leopold Mayer Foundation
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FIL – Regulation of Transnational Companies and Sustainable Sectors
Foundation
This grant supports organisations working to regulate transnational corporations and advance sustainable economic sectors. It targets policy, advocacy, and institutional change around corporate accountability and economic sustainability.
TEC – Technological Democracy, Ecological Technologies and Low-Tech
Foundation
This grant supports projects advancing democratic governance of technology, ecological technologies, and low-tech solutions. It targets organizations and researchers working at the intersection of technology democracy, environmental sustainability, and practical low-technology approaches.
TER – Territories in Ecological Transition
Foundation
Supports organisations that facilitate ecological transitions at the territorial (regional/local) level, with a focus on environment and sustainable development. Eligible applicants work on place-based environmental and sustainability initiatives.
EKO – Ecological Economics
Foundation
This grant supports civil society organisations developing and promoting alternatives in ecological economics—approaches that integrate environmental sustainability with economic systems. Eligible applicants are nonprofits and civil society groups working on ecological economics policy, advocacy, research, or practice.
ENE – Energy and Climate
Foundation
This grant supports organisations that advocate for energy transition and climate action alternatives. It is designed for nonprofits, charities, and advocacy groups working on climate and energy policy solutions.
ALI – Territorialised Sustainable Food Systems
Foundation
Supports development and scaling of sustainable, locally-rooted food systems that prioritize territorial and community-based approaches. Eligible applicants include nonprofits, social enterprises, research institutions, and community groups working on food-system transformation.