Council grant in worldwide: A global ocean certification body Fund: Transition Assistance Fund 2026, up to £50K, closes 1 Dec 2026
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This call is open to non-profits, registered charities and social enterprises and 2 others. Funding is a grant of Up to £50K. Coverage is read from the notice itself: any country.
The Transition Assistance Fund of a global ocean certification body's fund supports fisheries verified as improving towards certification through its improvement programme. It is aimed at fishery operators, groups and organisations working on fisheries improvement, with grants of up to £50,000 over up to two years.
About this grant
The Transition Assistance Fund is one of several grant streams within the funder's Ocean Stewardship Fund. It supports fisheries that have been verified as improving towards the funder certification through the funder Improvement Program. The fund is intended to help fisheries carry out the improvement work needed to meet the funder Fisheries Standard. Grants are available for up to two years and up to £50,000. Applicants are directed to the 2026/27 application guidance and are encouraged to contact their local the funder representative before applying.
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- How much funding does this grant offer?
- Council grant in worldwide: A global ocean certification body Fund: Transition Assistance Fund 2026, up to £50K, closes 1 Dec 2026 offers up to £50K.
- When is the Council grant in worldwide: A global ocean certification body Fund: Transition Assistance Fund 2026, up to £50K, closes 1 Dec 2026 deadline?
- Applications close 1 Dec 2026 23:59.
- Who can apply for Council grant in worldwide: A global ocean certification body Fund: Transition Assistance Fund 2026, up to £50K, closes 1 Dec 2026?
- Eligibility covers organisations in GLOBAL; nonprofit, charity, social-enterprise, cooperative, consortium. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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Ocean and blue economy funding covers marine conservation, sustainable fisheries, aquaculture, coastal resilience and ocean technology. Support comes from public research bodies, development finance and ocean-focused foundations. Calls often favour projects that involve coastal communities and that can be monitored at sea.
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