Dinamo Fonds supports projects that restore biodiversity and the Dutch cultural landscape, with a strong emphasis on animal welfare, nature conservation, and the preservation of monuments and heritage sites. Its giving is especially distinctive in its focus on heathland stewardship, rare sheep breeds, landscape connectivity, and nature-inclusive heritage uses such as historic mills and museums. The fund also backs practical innovation and research when it directly helps biodiversity recovery or sustainable landscape management.
Primarily annual, theme-based grantmaking with separate program tracks; some opportunities are invitation-only or require a pre-application before full submission. Grants range from modest innovation awards to larger multi-year project collaborations, and decisions are tied to yearly review cycles such as the spring meeting.
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Check the specific program track and deadline first: several themes are reviewed in the annual spring cycle, while regular project applications require an approved pre-application before full submission. Do not assume open solicitation for partnership-based programs like Streeklandschappen; instead, align with the fund’s themes and demonstrate clear biodiversity or landscape-restoration impact in the Netherlands or Dutch Caribbean.
Current and upcoming funding from Dinamo Fonds that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Provinciale landschapsbeheerorganisaties kunnen een aanvraag indienen voor een projectsamenwerking van drie jaar met het fonds.
Deadline: Meerjarige samenwerkingen; op de pagina wordt genoemd dat Groningen en Overijssel reeds een jaarlijkse bijdrage ontvangen voor de komende drie jaar.
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