The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is now accepting nominations of sustainable environmental initiatives in emerging and developing countries for the 2011 UNEP Sasakawa Prize.
The UNEP Sasakawa Prize awards a cash prize of $200,000 and the 2011 prize will be given out at the ceremony and reception held in Nairobi, Kenya to be held in February 2011. Innovative, groundbreaking and sustainable grassroots environmental initiatives in emerging and developing countries can be nominated for the prize. Socio-environmental projects that promote the following themes can be nominated:
- Promote the conservation and sustainable management of forests
- Contribute to a meaningful reduction in carbon emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation
- Maintain forest ecosystems to improve resilience to climate change
- Support pro-poor development, especially among forest-dependent communities
- Conserve biodiversity and help secure ecosystem services
The deadline to submit nominations is 30 September 2010. For more information, visit this link.
- Applications being accepted for Spring 2012 Emily Grants
- Call for Proposals are invited at Central Eurasia Project
- £20m grant fund to encourage social action
- UNESCAP 7th Round of Funding: Deadline: 25 January 2012
- Foundation Ensemble’s Programme Fund and Small Grants Fund Call for Proposals
Guides and Tools for NGOs
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Estimados Señores:
Somos una Organización No Gubernamental, que nuestro principal objetivo es la Conservación y manejo de los Recursos Naturales, estamos ubicados en el Departamento de Petén al norte de Guatemala. Actualmente estamos trabajando con comunidades locales rurales, proporcionándoles la asistencia técnica que necesiten en el logro de un desarrollo autosostenible a nivel comunitario, conservando y manejando de una manera adecuada los bosques. Nuestra consulta es si podemos aplicar con una comunidad indígena que está organizada legalmente como una Asociación denominada BIOITZA. Esta Asociación a nivel regional se le ha denominado como un modelo de autogestion comunitaria. Nos gustaría saber si podemos aplicar con esta Asociación, agradeciendo de antemano su respuesta me suscribo de usted,
Atentamente,
Rafael Aguilar
Director General
Fundación Naturaleza Para la Vida
Automated translation:
Dear Sirs:
We are an NGO that our main objective is the conservation and management of natural resources, we are located in the Department of Petén in northern Guatemala. We are working with local rural communities, providing technical assistance they need in achieving self-sustaining development at the community level, preserving and properly managing a forest. Our query is whether we can apply to an indigenous community that is legally organized as an association called Bioitza. The partnership at the regional level has been called a model of community self-management. We wonder whether we can apply to this Association, thanking in advance for your response I subscribe to you,
Sincerely,
Rafael Aguilar
Director General
Nature for Life Foundation
greetings from weds
Dear Sir/Madam,
We are working slum and rural areas education and computer educational cause.
We have working in Maharastra .and my organizations name is ‘DNYANDAYINI PRATISHTHAN’
Plz sir need our support and grant.send email your proposals details.Plz sir emil me.
THANK YOU
MADHUKAR SARWADE
9421961015
community alert (CA)-UGANDA
we are anon government organization based in Uganda we have been in existence since 2003.our focus is on HIV/AIDS ,OVC,Women,Malaria,sanitation and environmental protection.
we are ready to work in partnership with you because its the way to go.
WANJE ISAAC MWIMA- PROGRAMS COORDINATOR for COMMUNITY ALERT located in eastern Uganda .
we have a ngo name sarvam charitable trust
we a project for south gujarat region if u give us support for a grant than we can submit our proposal to u .
thank’s
bhavin desai