2026 Call for Proposals — Kunming Biodiversity Fund
UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office · MPTF Office pooled funds
Publié 30 sept. 2026 · 38 jours restants
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The Kunming Biodiversity Fund invites UN organizations and their partners to submit proposals for biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration, and mainstreaming projects at country or regional level. Projects can receive up to 500,000 US dollars for single-country initiatives or 800,000 US dollars for multi-country projects, with applications due by 15 November 2026.
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The Kunming Biodiversity Fund invites UN organizations, together with relevant partners specified in the guidelines, to submit proposals for projects that support the conservation, protection, and restoration of biodiversity.
Proposed projects must contribute to at least one of the following thematic areas. Proposals that address multiple thematic areas will be viewed favorably. Further details on each thematic area are available in the guidelines.
Thematic Areas
Restoring and protecting ecosystems to improve biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Mainstreaming biodiversity effectively into policies, regulations, planning, and strategies.
Strengthening resource mobilization for biodiversity conservation.
Sharing benefits from genetic resources and digital sequence information on genetic resources.
Project Budget
Proposed projects should focus on country-level or sub-national level implementation of the KMGBF and NBSAPs. The project budget for each single country project is no more than $500,000.
Regional projects with multiple countries will also be considered. The project budget for each multi-country project should not exceed $800,000.
Timeline
The project duration is between 12 –…
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Régions éligibles
- Monde entier
Qui peut candidater
- Agence de l'ONU ou intergouvernementale