Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund – Small Grant Opportunity
The National Environment Service is sharing a funding opportunity from the Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund for threatened species conservation initiatives. The fund supports plant, animal, and fungi conservation efforts globally, with grants of up to USD $25,000 available for species-focused conservation activities. Applications are open to initiatives supporting critically endangered, endangered, and data-deficient species. Deadline: 31 May 2026 Funding amount: Up to USD $25,000 Focus: Species-specific conservation initiatives Applicants are encouraged to review the full eligibility criteria and application guidance before applying.
“Country Programme Strategy” Eighth Operational Phase of the GEF Small Grants Programme (Tranche II)
FAO and the GEF Small Grants Programme are inviting proposals from Cook Islands CSOs, NGOs, academic and research institutions to support the development of the Country Programme Strategy for SGP OP8 Tranche II.
The initiative will support stakeholder consultations, environmental priority mapping, and community-led approaches across the Cook Islands.
Applications close 22 May 2026.
Apply here: FAO SGP Proposal Portal