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Great Apes and Gibbons Program Grant is sponsored by Arcus Foundation. Supports conservation efforts for great apes and gibbons across 24 priority landscapes in Africa and Asia. The program emphasizes sustainable coexistence between humans and wildlife.
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Great Apes & Gibbons Program – TripleFunds Great Apes & Gibbons Program https://www. arcusfoundation.
org/apply-for-a-grant/great-apes-gibbons-program/ Medium - up to $1,000,000 Environment & Natural Resources Cameroon, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria, Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Vietnam The Arcus Foundation is a leading global foundation dedicated to the idea that people can live in harmony with one another and the natural world.
Arcus believes that respect for diversity among peoples and in nature is essential to a positive future for our planet and all its inhabitants. The ultimate goal of the Great Apes & Gibbons Program is to achieve conservation and respect for the great and small apes (including bonobos, chimpanzees, gibbons, gorillas, and orangutans).
This is accomplished by ensuring that resilient populations of great apes and gibbons are protected from extinction and living in habitats that are governed in a sustainable, just, and holistic manner; and that apes in captivity are cared for in accredited sanctuaries and are not exploited for entertainment or invasive research. Non-profit organisations are eligible to apply.
They do not make grants to individuals, or for scholarships, lobbying purposes, political campaigns, film production, or medical research. They require all organizations seeking funding to have in place a board-approved Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Policy that specifically includes and lists sexual orientation and gender identity, and requires compliance with all other applicable federal and local EEO laws.
Arcus Foundation works in 18 countries in Asia and Africa (i.e. Kenya, Uganda, Indonesia etc.). On average they fund about 50 projects per year ($200,000 average grant size per project) with a yearly grant budget of app. $10 million.
Budgets can include costs for: general operating support, project support for specific programs, public policy advocacy/organizing campaigns, public policy research/dissemination, capital projects, capacity building and multi-year support. The application involves three steps: (1) Submit an Initial Funding Concept (IFC) – The first step in submitting an initial request for funding or a concept is to use the online system.
Once received, it will be directed to the appropriate program staff for review and one can expect to hear from them within 3-4 weeks; (2) Submission of a Letter of Inquiry and full Proposal – If the applicant organization’s work aligns with their values, strategic priorities and EEO requirement, the organization could be invited to submit a Letter of Inquiry, and a subsequent full Proposal; and (3) Proposal review and funding determination – The LOI and Proposal review may include program officers, directors, vice presidents, the Executive Director and the Board of Trustees.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations involved in conservation efforts for great apes and gibbons. Funding is not available for individuals or specific lobbying activities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Great Apes and Gibbons Program Grant is funded by Arcus Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Great Apes & Gibbons Program is sponsored by Arcus Foundation. This program supports the conservation and respect of great and small apes, including bonobos, chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans, and gibbons. Key objectives include protecting resilient populations from extinction, ensuring sustainable habitat management through holistic governance, and ensuring that apes in captivity are cared for in accredited sanctuaries rather than being exploited for entertainment or research. Geographic focus: 24 priority landscapes across 18 countries in Africa and Asia, and captive ape care in the United States and Kenya. Focus areas: Ape Conservation, Wildlife Protection, Habitat Conservation, Animal Sanctuaries, Policy Advocacy, Sustainable Development
Social Justice Program: LGBTQ Grants (Strong Movements Goal) is sponsored by Arcus Foundation. The Arcus Foundation's Social Justice Program provides grants to organizations supporting the rights of LGBTQ people, with a goal of ensuring LGBTQ movements have the capacity needed to advance agendas for change. This includes increasing resources for grassroots organizations, fostering movement collaboration and networking, and organizing and mobilizing in communities to build collective power. They prioritize LGBTQ communities that have been pushed to the margins, and within their U.S. portfolio, they prioritize state and local work in the U.S. South.