Application Deadline: 24 November 2019.
Conservation Leadership Programme is now accepting applications for its 2020 Conservation Awards. This funding supports early-career conservationists to conduct scientific research, encourage and promote pro-conservation attitudes and deliver tangible results to better conserve and manage the natural world.
In this round we are accepting applications for projects across Africa, Asia, Eastern and South-eastern Europe, the Middle East, the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean. Countries that are not eligible include those designated as high-income economies by the World Bank, with the exception of some countries and island nations in Latin America & Caribbean and the Pacific.
We will offer three levels of Conservation Awards:
- Future Conservationist Awards: Up to $15,000 per project
- Conservation Follow-Up Awards: Up to $25,000 per project (available only to previous CLP Future Conservationist Award winners)
- Conservation Leadership Awards: Up to $50,000 per project (available only to previous CLP Follow-Up Award winners)
Among other criteria, projects must take place in an eligible country, be led (or co-led) by a national of one of these countries, involve at least three team members and last no more than 12 months. The projects must also target species that are listed as Data Deficient, Vulnerable, Endangered or Critically Endangered on the global IUCN Red List.
The deadline for Future Conservationists Awards applications is 24 November 2019.
Previous CLP grantees applying for a Conservation Follow-up or Conservation Leadership award must submit the final report from their previous CLP project and a logical framework to CLP by 18 October 2019. CLP will provide feedback on all logical frameworks by 25th October and, based on this review, will either invite applicants to submit a full proposal or not. All awards will be announced in April 2020.
For More Information:
Visit the Official Webpage of the CLP Conservation Award 2020
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[…] The Conservation Leadership Awards involve grants of up to $50,000. This is awarded to teams leading complex conservation projects that connect previous work and typically focus on creating enduring systems to ensure conservation outcomes in the long-term (for example, forming a new, self-supporting NGO). […]
[…] Les prix du leadership en conservation impliquent des subventions allant jusqu’à 50 000 $. Ce prix est attribué aux équipes menant des projets de conservation complexes qui relient les travaux antérieurs et se concentrent généralement sur la création de systèmes durables pour garantir des résultats de conservation à long terme (par exemple, la création d’une nouvelle ONG autonome). […]
[…] The Conservation Leadership Awards involve grants of up to $50,000. This is awarded to teams leading complex conservation projects that connect previous work and typically focus on creating enduring systems to ensure conservation outcomes in the long-term (for example, forming a new, self-supporting NGO). […]