Deadline: October 31st 2023 | Partnership Incubation Funding Programme South Africa
| Title: | Partnership Incubation Funding Programme South Africa |
| Organisations: | Climate Ambition to Accountability Project (CAAP) |
| Fund/Grant: | R20,000 |
| Deadline: | October 31st 2023 |
| Eligible countries: | South Africa |
In order to support creative and novel partnership models that promote cooperation among CSOs, both environmental and social, and to support and encourage the development of proposals to potential funders, the WWF South Africa is accepting applications for the Partnership Incubation Funding Programme.
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The Climate Ambition to Accountability Project (CAAP) oversees the technical and financial support programme known as the Partnership Incubation Funding. The incubation money is intended to help South African community-based, youth, and civil society organisations conceptualise cutting-edge partnership models that support climate governance, mitigation, and adaptation.
For the purposes of this Call, innovation is defined as any good practise that advances the ideals of openness, honesty, responsibility, and citizen participation while fostering democracy and good governance. At its core, innovation is a novelty (a practise, model, or service that did not previously exist or was not employed) for the organisation or institution in which it is used, and it has/has the potential to have a measurable public impact in the neighbourhood.
The European Union’s Climate Change Champions Programme and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency together support the Climate Ambition to Accountability Project (CAAP). The Institute for Economic Justice, Climate Action Network South Africa, and WWF South Africa are carrying out the project.
Financial Details
- The time spent developing proposals will be compensated for by a one-time award of up to R20,000 for selected partnerships. In years three and four of the CAAP project (ending in March 2025), up to seven concepts will be chosen.
eligibility requirements
- Applications must show a collaboration between two or more youth organisations, community-based organisations, or civil society organisations that are lawfully registered and operating in South Africa.
- The applicant(s) may submit an application if:
- They are employed by an officially recognised South African CSO.
- The following documents must be in the possession of two or more organisations working together to conceptualise and establish innovative partnership organisations:
- There should be at least one registered organisation and one bank account.
- Organisation profiles of partners
- BEE Contactable Status References is not currently getting financing from the European Union fully or in part under the Climate Change Champions Programme; it is not a government body; and it is not a for-profit organisation that is under investigation for fraud, corruption, sexual abuse, or other misconduct.
For more information, visit the WWF South Africa website.
