Around ¥150 Million of Nature Conservation Fund for Developing Countries

kaindThe Keidanren Nature Conservation Fund (KNCF) invites grant applications from group or organization in the developing countries (particularly Asia Pacific) for nature conservation projects.

The KNCF awards around ¥150 million each year for the nature conservation projects. One year projects beginning 1 April 2015 and completing by 31 March 2016 will be funded. In case of multi-year projects, grant applications must be made each subsequent year. Projects are supported for maximum three years.

Eligibility Criteria

Organizational Eligibility – A group or organization should meet all of the following three conditions

  • A group capable of making appropriate reports, as requested by the Fund, regarding progress in implementing the funded project and its financial status including budgetary matters and settlements of account.
  • A group with corporate status or a similar level of public trust.
  • A group with a record of at least three years of carrying out nature conservation projects.

Project Eligibility – Projects should meet all of the following four conditions

  • Projects purpose should be nature conservation in developing countries, particularly in the Asia Pacific region. Priority is given to projects for preserving biodiversity.
  • Projects expected to receive appropriate levels of cooperation from the host governmental agencies, related international organizations, nongovernmental organizations, and the local citizenry.
  • Projects that do not serve the special interests of any specific corporation or individuals.
  • Projects that will be carried out by persons with sufficient scientific expertise, or with the advice and cooperation of persons having such expertise.

Note: Interested applicants should request an application for assistance form and they will be provided a web URL in their email address from where they can download the application for assistance form.

For more information, please visit Keidanren Nature Conservation Fund.

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