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Global Landcare Program Grant Applications

Global Landcare Program

Small Grants Application Form

 
 

The Small Grants Program supports Landcare activities across the globe through the ALI Fund. 

Generally there is provision of $500 (Australian) for grant funding per project.

Projects eligible for funding include:

  • on-ground works (such as tree planting, agricultural improvements, forest protection, soil conservation).

  • infrastructure such as local nursery, garden plots, water systems, protective shade and fencing.

  • capacity building such as training courses, visits to other Landcare groups.

Simply fill in this form to Apply for funding

You can save and continue at any time via the button at the end of the form.
Once you have completed all the fields simply click the SUBMIT button. The ALI Fund Team will contact you when they have assessed your application.

Send enquiries to globallandcare@gmail.com 

Application details

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Organisation Address*
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