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A Regional Community Development Grant 2026 – Beekeeping Phase II in Peru
••••• Foundation
A foundation based in United States
Summary
This grant provides beekeeping materials (boxes, bees, equipment) and training workshops to rural communities in Peru's Amazonas region to establish secondary income streams and improve crop pollination. It targets smallholder farmers and community groups in three localities.
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About this grant
Provides materials for beekeeping (bee boxes, bees, harvest equipment) and training workshops for communities in Roblepampa, Cococho, and San Antonio to create a secondary income stream and improve coffee pollination.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much funding does this grant offer?
- A Regional Community Development Grant 2026 – Beekeeping Phase II in Peru offers Up to $15K.
- Who can apply for A Regional Community Development Grant 2026 – Beekeeping Phase II in Peru?
- Eligibility covers organisations in PE; nonprofit, community-group, cooperative, social-enterprise. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
Relevant sectors
Up to $15K
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EligibilityPE
Org typesnonprofit, community-group, cooperative, social-enterprise
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