Open opportunities from Inter-American Foundation (IAF)
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Special Call: English-speaking Caribbean Coastal Resilience
Foundation
This is a targeted grant call for community-led organizations in the English-speaking Caribbean working on coastal resilience and natural resource management. Applicants can receive up to $400,000 to implement community-driven projects that build resilience to coastal and climate impacts.
Community Development Grant
Foundation
This grant supports community-led development projects in Latin America and the Caribbean across multiple sectors including sustainable agriculture, natural resource management, and enterprise development. It funds local and grassroots organizations based on project merit, with awards up to $400,000.
Special Call: Coastal Resilience in the English-speaking Caribbean
Foundation
This grant funds community-led organizations in the English-speaking Caribbean working on coastal resilience and climate adaptation projects. It provides up to $400,000 to support grassroots efforts that build resilience to coastal hazards and environmental threats.
Community Development Grant
Foundation
A US development foundation's Community Development Grant funds grassroots community-led development projects across Latin America and the Caribbean. While the funder has a strong environmental and social justice mandate, this particular grant description lacks explicit climate or sustainability focus, making sector alignment uncertain.
Grants for NGOs in Latin America and Caribbean
Foundation
A US development foundation makes grants to non-governmental and community-based organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean to raise the living conditions of disadvantaged populations, and to advance other social goals. The Foundation's grant-making interests include grassroots projects in agriculture; clean water and sanitation; community conservation; and local management of natural resources (forests, fisheries, etc.). Applicants may request grants in the range of US$25 thousand