In this section, you will find more information about the type of projects and enterprises that are eligible for this funding program. Please read the details and application guidance carefully to make sure your organization is eligible before submitting an application.
All TerraFund for AFR100 applicants should meet the following criteria:
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The applicant is a business, enterprise, non-profit, or community-based organization that is officially registered in the countries in which it operates.
- The applicant has experience growing trees on degraded land within TerraFund's target landscapes.
- The applicant has experience mobilizing communities to understand their restoration priorities.
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The applicant is financially sound or clearly outlines how funding could enable it to become financially sound.
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The applicant has the appropriate technical and financial capacity and expertise to manage and implement projects successfully and deliver technical and financial reporting, as requested.
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The applicant explicitly commits and agrees to share information (other than commercial/confidential), methodologies, and lessons learned with the consortium.
Frequently Asked Questions about Organizational Eligibility:
We recognize the key role that government agencies play in restoring landscapes. Government agencies are a core part of the TerraFund review process. However, only independently registered non-profit organizations, cooperatives and/or businesses are eligible to receive funding during this call for proposals. Funding restrictions prevent us from sending payments directly to government agencies. We encourage government officials to pass this opportunity along to projects working within their jurisdictions or to partner with non-profit and for-profit organizations to submit a application in consortium.
Locally led restoration engages area residents as stakeholders in the process from design to decision making and implementation. Local staff are included in the organization’s leadership. A restoration project or business would be more favorably scored if the model ensures smallholders can participate in the value chain, employs people locally, and can show concrete benefits for local communities. Projects that specifically employ and empower women and youth are especially welcome to apply.
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