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SG Eco Fund Sprout Category Grant Opportunity (Singapore)

Public Diplomacy Small Grants Program (Djibouti)

Deadline: 31-Aug-2026

The SG Eco Fund Sprout Category is a Singapore government funding initiative designed to support smaller-scale environmental projects that promote sustainability and community involvement. It enables individuals and organisations to develop practical solutions that address environmental challenges while encouraging public participation.

The focus is on actionable, community-driven projects that create measurable environmental improvements in Singapore.

Key Principles of Project Evaluation

All applications are assessed based on four core principles:

These principles ensure that funded projects are impactful, inclusive, and future-ready.

Eligible Applicants

The Sprout Category is open to:

Applicants must ensure the project is based in Singapore and aligned with national sustainability goals.

Eligible Project Areas

Projects must address environmental sustainability in Singapore, including:

Funding Amount and Scope

The SG Eco Fund Sprout Category provides:

The fund is intended for practical, small-to-medium scale sustainability projects with strong public engagement.

Supported Cost Items

Eligible expenses include:

Non-Eligible Cost Items

The following costs are not covered:

Application Requirements

Eligible projects must:

Evaluation Criteria

Applications are assessed based on:

1. Implementation and Innovation

2. Environmental Benefit

3. Community Engagement

4. Cost Effectiveness

Why the SG Eco Fund Sprout Category Matters

The Sprout Category supports Singapore’s sustainability goals by:

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Tips for a Strong Application

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the maximum funding available?
Up to $30,000 per project.

Who can apply?
Individuals, teams, and Singapore-registered organisations.

Can foreign-funded projects apply?
No, projects must not have received other government funding.

What areas are supported?
Climate, energy, waste, water, food, biodiversity, pollution, and environmental health.

Is community engagement required?
Yes, active community participation is a key requirement.

Are salaries or rent covered?
No, manpower and overhead costs are not eligible.

What is the main focus of evaluation?
Innovation, environmental benefit, community engagement, and cost effectiveness.

Conclusion

The SG Eco Fund Sprout Category is a targeted sustainability grant designed to support community-driven environmental projects in Singapore. By combining innovation, public engagement, and measurable environmental outcomes, it enables individuals and organisations to develop impactful solutions that contribute to long-term national sustainability goals.

For more information, visit Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment.

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