OMNI AQUA Stiftung appears to fund a highly mission-driven set of projects centered on water education, water-related science, and environmental stewardship, with a strong emphasis on children and youth. Its support often combines direct project funding with in-kind or implementation assistance for books, workshops, conferences, and educational materials, especially those linked to the Emoto Peace Project, microorganisms, and the "4th phase of water" concept. The foundation also backs nature-based and ecological learning projects that connect water, forests, bees, humus regeneration, and environmental protection.
Project-based grants and direct support, often for specific publications, workshops, conferences, and educational initiatives; support may include both funding and implementation assistance. Grants appear to be program-specific and likely awarded on an invite or proposal basis rather than through an open general application, with an international but Germany-linked reach.
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Align proposals tightly with OMNI AQUA's water-focused mission and emphasize educational value for children or youth, interdisciplinary water research, or environmental restoration tied to water. Because support is organized by named programs, applicants should pitch a specific project or publication rather than a general operating request, and should reference clear outputs such as books, workshops, conferences, or school-based materials.
Current and upcoming funding from OMNI AQUA Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: No formal eligibility criteria are stated publicly; support appears aligned to the foundation's educational and charitable objectives.
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