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Agriculture: Supports projects promoting ecological transition in agriculture, including agroforestry, sustainable… Grant
••••• Foundation
A foundation based in France
Summary
This grant supports projects that advance ecological transition in agriculture through practices like agroforestry, sustainable farming, and agricultural innovation. It is open to organizations working on sustainable food production and agricultural sustainability.
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Supports projects promoting the ecological transition of agriculture in France and internationally, including agroforestry, sustainable farming practices, and peasant agriculture.
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- Eligibility covers organisations in FR, EU, GLOBAL; nonprofit, charity, social-enterprise, cooperative, community-group, local-authority. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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EligibilityFR, EU, GLOBAL
Org typesnonprofit, charity, social-enterprise, cooperative, community-group, local-authority
Last verified8 Aug 2026
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