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Collective Governance Fund is sponsored by Planet Indonesia (with support from international philanthropies like Ford Foundation and Packard Foundation). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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### Equitable and direct conservation and climate finance to frontline communities. A flexible funding mechanism designed to channel flexible, climate and conservation finance directly to Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities across Indonesia, and strengthens their capacity to lead, manage, and sustain their own solutions. ## Less than 1% of global climate finance reaches frontline communities directly.
#### The CGF aims to change that, by driving direct, flexible finance to frontline communities,the people most connected to the landscapes they protect. Built on Planet Indonesia's decade of trust-based partnerships across West Kalimantan, Borneo, it strengthens community governance and capacity so communities can lead their own solutions for natural resource stewardship, climate resilience, and lasting wellbeing.
## Thriving Communities Governing Healthy Tropical Ecosystems ## How the Collective Governance Fund is designed Direct funding access for frontline communities to invest in community-determined solutions Tailored support to strengthen project management and governance capacity. This dual approach ensures financing reaches the right places and builds financial and project management capacity at the frontlines.
By focusing on long-term support, the fund reduces the risks often associated with short-term project funding. #### Communities can implement their own, context-specific solutions.
### Four grant tiers, matched to Funding options are linked to Planet Indonesia’s Governance Index, a participatory evaluation tool that consists of a set of indicators used to assess the organizational capacity of partnering Community-led Governance Bodies in areas such as accountability, inclusiveness, and effectiveness. The index categorizes community organizations into four governance levels - from Basic to Independent.
This classification enables the CGF to tailor grant size, flexibility, and technical support to each partner’s capacity. ###### Governance Level: Basic Designed to provide small-scale seed funding for new initiatives led by local communities. ###### Governance Level: Intermediate Targets communities that have moved into the development phase of their governance effectiveness.
###### Governance Level: Advanced For established program activities that are demonstrating significant potential. ###### Governance Level: Independent Provides larger-scale funding to enable mature projects to achieve long-term sustainability and independence. ## A Bridge not a destination The CGF is intentionally designed as a stepping stone toward financial independence, not an end point.
For many recipients, the fund acts as a first entry point into direct finance, helping build the credibility, systems, and track record needed to later access new and diverse sources of funding, including government schemes, corporate social funds, and international climate finance mechanisms. Partner institutions pursue self-defined priorities with flexible, low-barrier grants.
Communtiy Governance Bodies grow, becoming less reliant on program support and able to access diverse funding sources. Contributes to global direct-financing efforts, enhancing IPLC funding absorption capacity and generating practice-based models for equitable, community-led conservation finance. ## These figures reflect the fund’s footprint in the 2021–2023 cycles.
The current 2025–2026 cycle is active and covers 46 community governance bodies and their solutions. ###### Community Governance bodies supported ###### Hectares under community management ###### Distributed direct to communities Securing these funds is essential to honour our long-term commitment to partner communities.
Real change requires multi-year accompaniment, not short project cycles, so that governance bodies can plan, adapt, and grow with the steady support they were promised.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in Indonesia with community-led governance bodies; funding tier determined by governance capacity index. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000 to $15,000 (tiered). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Collective Governance Fund is funded by Planet Indonesia (with support from international philanthropies like Ford Foundation and Packard Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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