Foundation for the Philippine Environment (FPE) supports Filipino NGOs, people’s organizations, and academic institutions working on biodiversity conservation and sustainable development, with a clear emphasis on strengthening healthy ecosystems and resilient communities. Its funding is especially oriented toward community-based and locally led environmental action in the Philippines, including projects that protect priority habitats, advance climate resilience, support Indigenous peoples, and build sustainable livelihoods. FPE also appears to value constituency-building, capacity development, and policy-relevant environmental work rather than purely one-off conservation activities.
Project-based grants to Filipino NGOs, people's organizations, and academic institutions, likely concentrated in priority sites across the Philippines. The program appears to be selective and mission-specific, with grants tied to defined project proposals rather than open-ended general operating support.
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Start with FPE’s Project Grants program and align the proposal to their listed priority sites and themes. Applicants should be Philippine-based eligible organizations and should frame projects around biodiversity, resilience, community stewardship, and measurable local benefits; contact the Program Development Office for current guidelines and submission steps.
Current and upcoming funding from Foundation for the Philippine Environment that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: No direct application criteria are provided on the database page; applicants are directed to the grants application requirements and online application pages.
Who can apply: Must be a Filipino entity; a non-government organization, people's organization, and/or academic institution; duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Cooperative Development Authority, or Department of Labor and Employment – Bureau of Rural Workers; continuously operating for at least three years immediately preceding the application. Disqualified if it has an ongoing project with FPE, pending accountabilities, or a questionable track record.
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