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25 new project selected

The IKI Small Grants Programme has selected 25 climate and biodiversity projects in its third international call for proposals. Each project will receive between 60,00 and 200,000 euros of fundi…

IKI Small Grants funding institutions – 1st call for proposal in Benin

Until 30 May 2022, civil society organisations in Benin can apply for funds between 30.000 to 100.000 Euros to realise projects in the field of climate change and biodiversity. The new funding…

Imprint

IKI Small Grants Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH Registered offices Bonn and Eschborn Germany Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 30 + 32 53113 Bonn Germany T +…

IKI Small Grants with big ambitions in El Salvador

El Salvador is the smallest but most densely populated country in Central America. 300 kilometres of coastline, volcanoes and forests characterise its landscape and result in a wide clima…

IKI Small Grants – New call for funding proposals launched

The Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) has launched the second call for proposals under the IKI Small Grants programme with funds from the Inter…

Projects

Promoting Electric Cooking in Nepalese Households

Nepal has around 40 per cent of forest coverage, but forest quality is degrading. The use of fuelwood for cooking in traditional stoves has adverse effects on local natural ecosystems and…

New Solutions for Low-Emission Food Production in Sri Lanka

This project aims at minimising energy losses of energy-intensive Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the food sector. This is approached by implementing energy management systems, streamlining…

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Implementation of Adaptation Measures to Climate Change in the Karaganda Oblast of Kazakhstan

In Karaganda oblast, drivers and impacts of climate change can be equally observable. While the oblast is the region’s industrial centre with huge emissions, residents face various climatic impacts…

Supporting Climate-Smart Communities in the Cubango-Okavango River Basin

The IKI Small Grants project supports the Permanent Okavango River Basin Water Commission (OKACOM) in Botswana, Namibia, and Angola to implement a call for proposals in the mentioned countries that…

Ulcinj Salina

BioMon – Establishing Biodiversity Monitoring in Ulcinj Salina

Ulcinj Salina is a wetland ecosystem in southern Montenegro. It is the most important wintering, nesting, and feeding site for birds on the eastern Adriatic, in which at least 250 bird species can be…

Multi-Stakeholder Climate Action Plan in Njombe

Most of the population in the Njombe region lives from the agricultural sector, which is severely affected by climate change. The Southern Highland Participatory Organization (SHIPO) addresses the…

Reducing Deforestation by Strengthening Forest Communities in Kerinci

With its 57 million tons of CO2 emissions, Jambi province represents 3 per cent of Indonesia’s yearly carbon emissions. According to forecasts, this amount will increase to 74 million tons in 2030,…

A local villager in Benin stands in a green field, inspecting the crops.

New Approaches for Climate and Biodiversity Action in Benin

With support from Germany’s International Climate Initiative, Benin’s National Fund for Environment and Climate (FNEC) established an initiative to finance climate and biodiversity action projects…

On this photo you can see the town park of La Ceja.

Nature Based Solutions for Urban Resilience in Colombia

The municipalities, Soacha and La Ceja, are experiencing an accelerated urban growth due to their proximity to two metropolises, Bogotá and Medellín. Moreover, the average temperature and…

On the picture you can see rangers measuring plants

Community-Based Monitoring of Biodiversity and Forests of Vanuatu

Vanuatu, an island state in the South Pacific, is one of the regions most affected by climate change in the world. Effective management of Community Conservation Areas has been identified as pivotal…

The photo shows two tall elephants hiding a baby elephant between them. One of the big elephants gently wraps its trunk around the cub.

Value Sri Lanka’s Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

Sri Lanka has been identified as one of the 36 global biodiversity hotspots, with ad-hoc decisions in land use planning increasingly threatening the country’s biological diversity and aggravating the…

Trees for Lebanon

Human pressure has led to the eradication of primary forests in Lebanon. 85% of the remaining forests are degraded. Pressure on forest resources derives from forest fires and firewood harvesting. The…

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Biogas Initiative for Agriculture in Bali and Flores funded by carbon offset

In Indonesia, more than 25 million rural households rely on traditional biomass fuels. Biogas digesters emerged as a renewable energy source to replace firewood stoves. However, they spread slowly…