Open opportunities from Samdhana Institute
4 live listings, soonest deadline first. Back to the Samdhana Institute profile.
Capacity Development
Institute
This is a cross-cutting capacity-development programme integrated across four thematic areas that strengthens the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviours of individuals and organizations using both traditional and modern knowledge systems. It targets organizations working on indigenous rights and environmental conservation, though the specific sustainability sectors and eligible applicant types are not explicitly detailed in the description.
Lifespace: Works on the interconnectedness of mountains, plains, rivers, seas, peoples, and places using systematic
Institute
Lifespace funds integrated socio-political-economic-natural-cultural approaches to support Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs) rights, livelihoods, and biodiversity conservation across interconnected landscapes and seascapes. The grant supports transitions away from extractive economies toward sustainable living lands and seas with empowered IPLCs from a foundation focused on social equity and environmental justice.
Policy Support: Supports organizations and individuals working on policy development and advocacy at international levels
Institute
This grant supports organizations and individuals engaged in policy development and advocacy for indigenous rights and land rights at international, national, and local levels. The funder convenes stakeholders, bridges organizational networks, and funds work to secure territorial rights, manage lands, and resolve conflicts.
Grants Program: Provides direct and flexible financial support to Indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs),…
Institute
This grant provides direct and flexible financial support to Indigenous peoples, local communities, and civil society organizations in Southeast Asia working on land rights, indigenous rights, social justice, and environmental protection. It prioritizes funding for groups that typically lack access to mainstream donor funding.