ALIPH is a Geneva-based foundation that funds protection, emergency response, rehabilitation and risk mitigation for cultural heritage in conflict-affected, post-conflict and climate- or disaster-vulnerable contexts worldwide. It supports projects led by nonprofit cultural organizations, museums, local authorities and international conservation bodies, prioritizing on-the-ground emergency interventions, capacity-building, and longer-term restoration that reduce future risks. ALIPH is distinctive for combining emergency rapid-response grants with programmatic support that links conservation technical expertise to local partners in high-risk regions.
Competitive grants and programmatic awards to nonprofits, cultural institutions and public bodies; includes rapid-response emergency grants as well as project grants and technical-assistance funding. Operates global calls and targeted partnerships rather than unrestricted general operating support; funding sizes vary by project need and can include multi-year support.
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Respond to ALIPH’s thematic calls or emergency fast-track procedures; proposals should demonstrate clear technical conservation methodology, local partner engagement, risk-reduction outcomes and realistic budgets. Emphasize rapid-response capacity for emergency requests, include documented local authorization/partnerships, and align proposals with ALIPH’s conflict- and climate-vulnerability priorities.
Current and upcoming funding from International Alliance for the Protection of Heritage (ALIPH) that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis in Gaza.
Deadline: Currently open; no fixed deadline stated.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs in Syria during or after crisis.
Deadline: Currently open; no fixed deadline stated.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after the Morocco earthquake crisis.
Deadline: Currently open; no fixed deadline stated.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis in the Middle East.
Deadline: Currently open; no fixed deadline stated.
Who can apply: Projects must address priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis. Applications can be made by email. Specific eligibility details are provided in the downloadable guidelines.
Deadline: Open action plans listed on the grants page; no specific deadline stated in the provided content.
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: Processed throughout the year.
Who can apply: Priority heritage protection needs during or after a crisis in Ukraine.
Deadline: Currently open; no fixed deadline stated.
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