Pollution & Hazardous Waste Grant
In context
This call is open to non-profits, research institutions and local authorities and 2 others, at prototype and pilot stage and idea and R&D stage. Coverage is read from the notice itself: Global-South, Africa and Asia and 1 other.
FFEM finances pilot projects in developing countries that address pollution, hazardous waste management, ozone-layer protection, and product life-cycle initiatives. The grant targets environmental remediation and circular-economy interventions in the Global South.
About this grant
This grant supports pilot projects in developing countries that tackle pollution, manage hazardous waste, and protect the ozone layer. Funding is available for environmental remediation and pollution control work in Africa, Asia, Latin America and other parts of the Global South. Nonprofits, charities, research institutions, universities and local authorities may apply. Projects should be at prototype, pilot or early research and development stage. Applicants must demonstrate how their work will address pollution or hazardous waste challenges and deliver environmental remediation or ozone-layer protection outcomes in a developing nation.
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Key requirements
- ✓Project must address pollution, hazardous waste management, or ozone-layer protection
- ✓Pilot-stage projects in developing countries eligible
- ✓Product life-cycle initiatives and circular-economy approaches prioritized
- ✓Applicant must be based in or working with partners in eligible developing countries
Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply for Pollution & Hazardous Waste?
- Eligibility covers organisations in GLOBAL-SOUTH, AFRICA, ASIA, LATAM; nonprofit, research-institution, local-authority, university, social-enterprise.
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About this sector
Waste reduction funding covers prevention, collection, sorting, recycling and recovery of municipal, commercial and industrial waste. Much of the activity is public procurement by local and regional authorities, alongside grants for new treatment technology. Bidders are typically assessed on service capacity, environmental permits and track record with comparable contracts.
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