The Nature Recovery Project (TNRP) funds nature-based solutions that restore ecosystems while strengthening community livelihoods, with a clear emphasis on community-led and Indigenous conservation. Its strongest visible priorities are tropical forest protection and restoration, biodiversity protection, and regenerative land use, alongside water stewardship and catchment restoration through its WRAP partnership. TNRP appears to favor practical, place-based projects led by local organizations and implemented through partnerships that include technical support and peer learning.
Primarily partnership-based and invite-only, with direct grants plus technical guidance and peer-learning support. The Thriving Forests grant is a fixed-size award of about $26,000 for a cohort model, while WRAP is a larger multi-year funded initiative that will create an additional grant fund for eligible projects.
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Expect an invite-only or partnership-driven process rather than an open general application. Organizations working in Africa, Asia, or South America on community-led forest protection, Indigenous stewardship, or nature-based water solutions should monitor partner announcements from TNRP and Ashden/WRAP, and be ready with a concise, locally grounded project plan showing biodiversity and livelihood outcomes.
Current and upcoming funding from The Nature Recovery Project that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Not specified in scraped content; intended for existing collective action projects operating through WRAP's Water Roadmap and other catchment-scale initiatives in target sourcing regions.
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