Up to £3Million to Support Large-scale Collaborations for Marine Environment and Coastal Communties

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Resource Type

Funding

Eligible Applicants

Non Profit Organisation, Social Enterprise or For Profit Organisation

Target Markets

Global

Impact Areas

Environment

Resource Amount

$
3743000

Deadline

March 24, 2025

Status

Receiving Application

More Info

Ocean Partnership Grant

Introduction:

The OCEAN Partnership Grant is designed to support large-scale collaborations that aim to deliver lasting change to the marine environment and coastal communities. By fostering meaningful partnerships between medium to large organizations and locally-led entities, this grant seeks to scale effective solutions that protect marine ecosystems and alleviate poverty.

Eligibility:

  • Lead Organizations: Medium and large-scale organizations capable of partnering with local entities.
  • Partners: Local, in-country organizations working directly with coastal communities.
  • Project Focus: Initiatives that protect the marine environment and reduce poverty.
  • Exclusions: Government agencies and inter-governmental organizations cannot receive funding directly but are encouraged to partner with eligible non-profit organizations.

How to Apply:

  1. Application Process: The application involves a two-stage process:
    • Stage 1: Submit an initial proposal outlining the project concept.
    • Stage 2: Selected applicants will be invited to provide a more detailed proposal and engage in discussions with the Expert Committee.
  2. Submission Platform: Applications must be submitted through the OCEAN Flexi-Grant portal.
  3. Language: Applications should be submitted in English.
  4. Deadline: Ensure submission by March 24, 2025.

Assessment Process/Matrix:

Applications will be evaluated based on:

  • Project Impact: Potential to deliver significant and lasting change to the marine environment and coastal communities.
  • Partnership Strength: Depth and authenticity of collaboration between lead and local organizations.
  • Scalability: Ability to expand successful solutions to a broader context.
  • Sustainability: Plans for long-term maintenance of project outcomes post-funding.
  • Financial Viability: Clear and realistic budgeting aligned with project goals.

Selected applicants will engage in discussions with the Expert Committee to further assess project feasibility and alignment with OCEAN’s objectives.

More Information: https://oceangrants.org.uk/apply/partnership-grants/

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