Open nowAward: $1M – $5M
Action plan to safeguard heritage affected by the ongoing conflict in Gaza
heritage protectionconflict responseemergency stabilization+1 more
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis.
ALIPH focuses on protecting cultural heritage in places affected by conflict, crisis, disaster, and climate-related threats, with a strong emphasis on rapid response and practical conservation. It typically funds emergency stabilization, preventive protection, post-conflict rehabilitation, and time-bound thematic or regional initiatives, often working through partner institutions and established heritage actors rather than open-ended unsolicited proposals. Its portfolio suggests a highly collaborative, internationally networked funder that combines grantmaking with scientific and technical expertise to act quickly where heritage is at immediate risk.
Uses periodic competitive calls plus rapid-response emergency grants and larger action-plan envelopes; funding is time-bound, highly targeted, and often routed through partners. Emergency grants can go up to about USD 75,000, while action plans typically range from USD 1-5 million, with no unsolicited proposals for most call-based funding.
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Monitor ALIPH’s website for periodic thematic or regional calls and emergency application windows, and apply only through the specified online platform or partner mechanism. Proposals should clearly show urgency, heritage at risk, technical feasibility, and local coordination; eligibility is strongest for projects in conflict, crisis, disaster, or climate-affected contexts.
Current and upcoming funding from International alliance for the protection of heritage that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis.
Who can apply: Projects must finance priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis. Applicants may submit proposals by email.
Deadline: Open action plans are listed on the grants page; no fixed deadline is stated.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis.
Who can apply: Projects must demonstrate interventions to halt or prevent irremediable heritage degradation that cannot wait until the next call for projects. Applicants must submit a brief, precise proposal.
Deadline: Applications are accepted throughout the year.
Who can apply: Projects must demonstrate interventions to halt or prevent irremediable heritage degradation that cannot wait until the next call for projects; applicants must submit a brief, precise proposal.
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