On 7th & 13th January 2025, IKI Small Grants is holding morning & afternoon online sessions with guidance on filling in the application for the 6th Call for Proposals.

The announcement signals Germany’s commitment to local action in tackling climate change and biodiversity loss. Organisations can apply for up to €200,000 funding on the IKI Small Grants website.

Up to 200,000 euros in funding now available for climate and biodiversity action by local organisations worldwide. Call open until 15th January 2025.

In the landscapes of Bali and Flores, farmers face challenges that threaten livelihoods and environment. With funding from IKI Small Grants, su-re.co is changing this narrative.

IKI Small Grants presents a series of videos from ongoing projects in Nepal streaming on our YouTube channel and on the project’s pages

Two impactful projects supported by IKI Small Grants were prominently featured at the recent UN Ocean Conference, highlighting innovative approaches to biodiversity conservation and community empowerment.

Every Tuesday until 5th March, between 9-10am CET and 4-5pm CET, IKI Small Grants is holding Online Consultation Hours to address queries or concerns about the application process for the 5th call for proposals.

On 23rd Feb, 1st & 7th Mar 2024, IKI Small Grants is holding morning & afternoon online sessions with guidance on filling in the budget and revenue templates for the 5th Call for Proposals.

Small organisations in ODA-eligible countries can apply for funding for climate and biodiversity projects. The IKI Small Grants call for proposals is open until 13 March 2024.

Ms. Sharifa Khan, Secretary of the Economic Relations Division, visited the Sunamganj Haor area to see adaptation measures to protect community spaces from flash flood.

IKI Small Grants project ‘New solutions for low-emission food production’ in Sri Lanka welcomed high-level political stakeholders to join their project presentation in Colobo.

IKI Interview with YARDO founder Ahmid C. Jalloh the importance of youth and his work with IKI Small Grants

IKI Small Grants officially launched three projects in Dar-es-Salaam.

Six hundred and eleven – that is the enormous number of applications submitted for the fourth International IKI Small Grants Call for Proposals!

The importance of giving ownership to local organisations and projects.

This video offers insights about the key criteria when formulating your project objective and project results.

Small organisations are invited to apply from 30 November 2022 to 15 March 2023 for funding.

Video guideline designed for organisations in the climate and biodiversity sector

The IKI Small Grants Programme has selected 25 climate and biodiversity projects in its third international call for proposals.

From July to October 2022 we’re delighted to offer to all our grantees a series of PR webinars conducted by the UK-based technology company lightful, dedicated to helping nonprofits to improve their digital channels.

The 3rd Call for Proposals by IKI Small Grants closed on 15 April 2022 with an enormous participation.

How can I share my project experiences and at the same time become visible as an organisation? How can I network with peers? Find out more in the new IKI Small Grants webinar which is available online now.

Until 30 May 2022, civil society organisations in Benin can apply for funds to realise projects in the field of climate change and biodiversity.

Deutsche Welle followed Salam LADC’s activities on camera to feature their work as part of their “Global 3000” magazine.

Global Climate change has led to frequent droughts in Kenya which adversely affect the environment – endangering the livelihoods and lives of many Kenyans. A theater group is working in one of the worst hit communities, inspiring a whole community response to this danger.

Small organisation in ODA-eligible countries can now apply for funding of climate and biodiversity projects. The IKI Small Grants call for proposals is open until 15 April 2022.

Deutsche Welle (DW) , Germany’s international broadcaster, visited the IKI Small Grants partner organisation CESTA in El Salvador.

IKI Small Grants will finance 38 new climate and biodiversity project. 6 national and regional institutions will be supported in implementing their own call for proposals and funding lines.

With an enormous participation of about 520 project entries, the second call for proposals of the  IKI Small Grants programme ended on the 9 February.

Small NGOs and initiatives based in developing and emerging nations can now apply for funding until 9 February 2021.