Umweltstiftung Greenpeace supports long-term environmental protection and peace work, with a clear emphasis on practical conservation, climate solutions, and advocacy-linked research. Its grants tend to back projects aligned with Greenpeace-style campaigns: renewable energy and climate education, forest and habitat protection, marine conservation, species protection, and opposition to harmful industrial or nuclear activities. The foundation works internationally as well as in Germany and often supports established partners, research institutes, and campaign organizations rather than open-call applicants.
Mostly invite-only and program-specific, with no unsolicited proposals. The foundation appears to make targeted grants for research, campaigns, and on-the-ground projects, often supporting ongoing partnerships rather than one-off awards; grant sizes are not publicly specified but seem geared toward sustained project support and capacity for advocacy or implementation.
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Do not submit unsolicited proposals; funding is likely relationship-based and tied to the foundation’s existing program funds. Applicants should align tightly with one of the five named funds, show clear environmental or peace impact, and be prepared to demonstrate research quality, campaign relevance, and international or Germany-based reach.
Current and upcoming funding from Umweltstiftung Greenpeace that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects must match the foundation's thematic priorities, be conducted by recognized nonprofit bodies, and be feasible, strategic, and oriented toward long-term impact.
Who can apply: Projects must fit the foundation's environmental priorities and be carried out by recognized nonprofit entities with feasible planning and long-term impact.
Who can apply: Projects must align with the foundation's thematic priorities, be implemented by a recognized nonprofit entity, be feasible and well planned, and have a long-term impact. Foreign entities are eligible only if they meet German nonprofit law requirements.
Who can apply: Projects must align with the foundation's funding priorities and be implemented by eligible nonprofit entities with a feasible, strategic, long-term approach.
Who can apply: Projects must align with the foundation's funding priorities and be carried out by eligible nonprofit entities with a feasible, strategic, long-term approach.
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