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Community projects (Postcode Loterij Buurtfonds)

DOEN Foundation

This grant funds social organisations in the Netherlands with EUR 500–5,000 contributions to make neighbourhoods greener, more social, or more creative through accessible community projects. Eligible applicants are nonprofits and community groups working on environmental, social, and cultural initiatives at the local level.

Up to $5,500
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Foundation grant: Regenerative economy (Dutch foundation)

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Grants and loans for entrepreneurs and community collectives working on landscape restoration, regenerative agriculture, resource reduction, and natural material substitution. Eligible applicants operate in the Netherlands and East Africa.

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Regenerative Economy

DOEN Foundation

This grant supports entrepreneurs and community collectives implementing landscape restoration, regenerative agriculture, resource efficiency, and natural material substitution projects. Eligible applicants operate in the Netherlands and East Africa.

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Regen AgCircular+1
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Community Projects – Postcode Loterij Buurtfonds (Netherlands)

DOEN Foundation

Supports social organisations in the Netherlands with community projects that make neighbourhoods greener, more social, or more creative. Eligible projects must be accessible to a broad group of residents and advance community development, social inclusion, or green infrastructure.

Up to $5,500
BiodiversityCircular+1
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Regenerative Economy (Netherlands and East Africa)

DOEN Foundation

DOEN Foundation supports entrepreneurs and community collectives implementing regenerative agriculture, landscape restoration, natural material substitution, and circular-economy practices. Grants and loans are available for projects in the Netherlands and East Africa.

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Regen AgCircular+1