Alternative Proteins grants — page 2

Funding for plant-based, fermentation and cultivated proteins and their supply chains. Active funders include the Bezos Earth Fund and Good Food Institute-aligned philanthropy, the USDA and EU Horizon, Innovate UK, and Singaporean and Israeli food-tech programmes. Listed below are the open alternative proteins grant calls in that landscape, taken from each funder's own notice and re-checked on every refresh.

This is the most fragmented funding landscape on the site. Money comes from agriculture and environment ministries, the EU Common Agricultural Policy and Horizon Cluster 6, the World Bank and IFAD, and a large conservation philanthropy sector including the Global Environment Facility and the major nature foundations. Cheque sizes span four orders of magnitude, and eligibility frequently turns on land tenure, on partnership with a local organisation, or on both.

This page lists open alternative proteins grants currently tracked by Raise Lens — 85 of them right now, sorted with the soonest deadline first. Every listing has been classified against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords, so what appears here is alternative proteins work rather than anything whose description happens to mention it.

The funders publishing alternative proteins grants here include Thrive Philanthropy, Korys, Nucleus Capital, among 2 others. Who is funding matters as much as what: eligibility, reporting burden and the realistic timeline to a decision vary far more between funders than between individual calls.

Geographic coverage on this page spans AFRICA, GLOBAL, EUROPE, NORTH-AMERICA, LATAM. Eligibility is usually tied to where the work happens or where the applying organisation is registered, and the two are not always the same — worth checking before investing time in an application.