Investing in flagship species and other globally threatened wildlife in a Southeast Asian island region 2029 Grant
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This grant funds integrated conservation efforts to protect flagship species and other globally threatened wildlife across a Southeast Asian island through landscape-seascape approaches. It targets organizations working on biodiversity protection, habitat preservation, and environmental policy in the region.
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The IN-FLORES project invests in protecting environmentally sensitive areas in Flores, Indonesia, with a focus on strengthening conservation of the Komodo dragon and other globally threatened species through integrated approaches across multiple-use landscapes and seascapes. The project addresses the challenge of coordinating biodiversity conservation across different stakeholder groups—communities, governments, NGOs, and the private sector—that are not accustomed to collaborating on land use, natural resource management, and biodiversity conservation. …
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Frequently asked questions
- How much funding does this grant offer?
- Investing in flagship species and other globally threatened wildlife in a Southeast Asian island region offers $7.3M.
- When is the Investing in flagship species and other globally threatened wildlife in a Southeast Asian island region deadline?
- Applications close 7 Jul 2029 00:00 (1039 days left).
- Who can apply for Investing in flagship species and other globally threatened wildlife in a Southeast Asian island region?
- Eligibility covers organisations in ID; nonprofit, charity, research-institution, university, local-authority, community-group, indigenous-community, consortium. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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