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Sustainable Management of Agricultural Biodiversity in Vulnerable Ecosystems and Rural Communities of a Georgian Region 2027 Grant

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Summary

This grant funds mainstreaming of agro-biodiversity conservation into the agriculture sector of a Georgian region, supporting sustainable management practices in vulnerable ecosystems and rural communities. It targets habitat protection, ecological conservation, and climate-resilient agricultural practices in a specific geographic area.

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About this grant

This project aims to mainstream agro-biodiversity conservation into the agriculture sector of the Samtskhe-Javakheti Region of Georgia. It addresses the lack of feasible, evidence-based approaches to sustainable agricultural biodiversity management, particularly for local vine and wheat varieties (landraces and crop wild relatives). The project will deliver social, economic and environmental benefits through technical assistance activities and demonstration pilots. …

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How much funding does this grant offer?
Sustainable Management of Agricultural Biodiversity in Vulnerable Ecosystems and Rural Communities of a Georgian Region offers $2.8M.
When is the Sustainable Management of Agricultural Biodiversity in Vulnerable Ecosystems and Rural Communities of a Georgian Region deadline?
Applications close 30 Jun 2027 00:00 (301 days left).
Who can apply for Sustainable Management of Agricultural Biodiversity in Vulnerable Ecosystems and Rural Communities of a Georgian Region?
Eligibility covers organisations in GE; nonprofit, charity, research-institution, local-authority, community-group, university, consortium. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.