How much funding does this grant offer?

Building Climate Resilience in Fiji and Cook Islands offers NZD 1.3M.

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Building Climate Resilience in Fiji and Cook Islands 2027 Grant

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Summary

This grant funds climate resilience and sustainable resource management for Indigenous peoples and local communities in Fiji and Cook Islands, with emphasis on youth engagement and customary approaches. An environmental-conservation nonprofit and in-country partners will lead capacity-building and enabling conditions work to help communities adapt to climate impacts.

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About this grant

The MF4-02 Building Climate Resilience in Fiji and Cook Islands programme is a project-type intervention funded by the funder. General Conservation International Aotearoa will work with in-country partners to improve climate resilience of Indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLC) in Fiji and Cook Islands through fostering enabling and empowering conditions, particularly with youth engagement, to sustainably manage their resources using customary approaches. …

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Frequently asked questions

How much funding does this grant offer?: Building Climate Resilience in Fiji and Cook Islands offers NZD 1.3M.
When is the Building Climate Resilience in Fiji and Cook Islands deadline?: Applications close 30 Oct 2027 (423 days left).
Who can apply for Building Climate Resilience in Fiji and Cook Islands?: Eligibility covers organisations in FJ, CK, OCEANIA; nonprofit, charity, community-group, indigenous-community, consortium. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.