Funding for Community Projects

However, all kinds of proposals related to climate change and local communities are invited, so do not feel limited by these suggestions.

What output?

Your project should result in a detailed account – either in the form of a written report, a video or other media production - in English, Spanish or French.

It should contribute to a growing body of information about community-level concerns, observations and experiences relating to climate change impacts and adaptation.

Where are we funding?

Proposals are invited from anywhere in the world, as long as they are for local-scale projects involving peoples and places vulnerable to climate change.

How much funding is provided?

Between US$3000 and USD$5000 per project.

Further funding may subsequently be provided for projects with interesting outcomes.

When are we funding?

Project grants will be distributed from mid-onwards.

Initial results would be expected before October.

To apply, download and complete the project proposal form and submit it by email to: peoples[at]climatefrontlines.org using the subject heading: "Frontlines field project proposal"

Submissions can be made in English, French or Spanish.

What is the deadline for submission?

Proposals should reach UNESCO on or before 15 July

For more information and application, visit: Funding for Community Projects

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