The grant funding program is available to support projects aimed at conserving and enhancing biodiversity. This funding opportunity is open to individuals, organizations, and community groups that are actively involved in biodiversity works.
The grants can be used for a wide range of activities such as habitat restoration, species protection, and education and awareness programs.
Successful applicants will be awarded funding based on the strength of their proposed project and its potential impact on biodiversity conservation.
The grant application process involves submitting a detailed project proposal outlining the objectives, activities, and expected outcomes. Applicants are encouraged to demonstrate a clear understanding of the importance of biodiversity conservation and how their project aligns with the goals of the funding program. Funding recipients will be required to provide regular progress reports and may be eligible for additional funding in subsequent years.
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Building partnerships to restore, conserve and manage Dominica's flora and fauna.
Projects and Grant Types
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Natural Resources & Commodities
Protected Areas and Sustainability
Deepening Collective Knowledge
to increase production of native foods
to restore the productive base
To conserve indigenous species
to promote the ridge to reef concept
to add value to nature base
Increased production of native foods
Improved blue and green circular economies
to strengthened nature-based economies
to improve water quality
to strengthen the health and resilience of coastal habitat
to support adaptation and mitigation actions
To conserve indigenous species
to increase acreages of buffer zones
to increase forest coverage
to increase wide harvest areas
to reduce opportunities of new entrants of invasive species
to improve habitats
to improve biodiversity of protected areas
to reduce risks for endangered species
Strengthened systems with or surrounding protected areas; reduce threats to biodiversity
to publish conservation related material
to collect data
to improve knowledge systems
to store traditional knowledge
to transfer knowledge
to improve governance
to increase capacity
to strengthen institutions
DNCTF WILL NOT fund these projects:
One-time and recurring operation/ administrative costs of ministries, agencies, departments
Salaries for executive officers or core organization staff
Activities relating to extraction/ depletion of natural resources
Purchase of land
Projects not consistent with the purpose of the DNCTF
Projects related to political campaigns and/or political propaganda
Projects that violate provisions of the Inter-American Convention on Corruption
Projects that could be expected to give a conflict of interest
Non-Eligible Projects
Eligible Recipients
Public sector agencies: provide an enabling environment for conservation, restoration and management of Dominica's marine and terrestrial biodiversity.
Private sector agencies: support the conservation, restoration and management of Dominica's marine and terrestrial biodiversity. Corporate agencies shall provide a 2:1 match of cash funds for all proposals and demonstrate project activities are not for profit.
Community groups: conserves, restores and manages flora and fauna in communities in Dominica
NGOs: support community groups in conserving, restoring and managing Dominica's flora and fauna.
Contacts
ceo@dnctf.org/ info.dnctf@gmail.com
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