Prince Bernhard Nature Fund: Saving Endangered Flora and Fauna in the Regions of Africa, Asia and Latin America

Deadline: 1 February 2017

The Prince Bernhard Nature Fund (PBNF) is currently accepting grant proposals with an aim to help save critically endangered flora and fauna in the tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, Asia and Latin America.

The Fund’s mission is to support small, preferably local initiatives towards the conservation and wise use of nature and our natural resource base. The Fund prefers to act as a catalyzer of larger initiatives, and link its project support as much as possible to larger themes and organizations.

Funding Information

The Fund provides up to EUR 25,000 to implement project.

Eligibility Criteria

• The application must demonstrate clarity and urgency of the conservation case.
• The amount of funding and/or conservation action (policy, community work) should be catalyzed by PBNF.
• Application should be made for direct contribution to the utilization and development of local capacity.
• The mid and long term sustainability of the results pursued by the project i.e. how will the results be sustained once the PBN Funding will have been fully used.
• Preferably, the funding goes to organizations from the regions of Africa, Asia and Latin America, and sometimes in partnership with parties in Europe or North America.
• The Fund primarily focuses on work undertaken by organizations located in the Fund’s focal regions: Africa, Asia and Latin America. Organizations from other regions can qualify for support if there is a substantial element of partnership with, and strengthening of local partner organizations.

How to Apply

Interested applicants must apply online via given website.

For more information, please visit Prince Bernhard Nature Fund.