20+ Climate Change Grants for Women and Women-Led Organisations
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- 18 Dec 2026, 23:59 UTC
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A buyer has published a funding call in climate, resilience & disaster risk: “20+ Climate Change Grants for Women and Women-Led Organisations”. Submissions close on 18 December 2026, 43 days from today. Quote reference 20-climate-change-grants-for-women-and-women-led-organisations in any correspondence with the buyer. There are 183 open climate, resilience & disaster risk notices on FreeTender. Bids are submitted to the buyer through fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls, not through FreeTender.
Details
[November 2026] Explore 20+ climate change grants, funding opportunities, fellowships and leadership programmes supporting women and women-led organisations working towards a more sustainable future. This collection highlights opportunities designed to strengthen women’s participation in climate action, environmental protection, biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. Explore opportunities across different countries and regions, review eligibility requirements, check available funding and application deadlines, and identify programmes that align with your organisation’s mission or individual ambitions. International Funding to Support Innovative Solutions for Social and Community Challenges
Deadline: 18 December 2026
An international funding opportunity is inviting innovators and social impact organisations to develop practical solutions addressing pressing community challenges. Applicants working on innovative projects with measurable social benefits may find opportunities to strengthen their initiatives and expand their impact. The initiative focuses on encouraging creative approaches that improve people’s lives. Interested applicants can review the eligibility requirements and application details. International Grants Supporting Women Driving Environmental Conservation
Deadline: 30 November 2026
Women working to protect the environment and promote sustainable development can access an international funding opportunity supporting impactful environmental initiatives. The opportunity aims to recognise and strengthen projects led by women that address ecological challenges and contribute to environmental conservation. Women environmental leaders and eligible project applicants are encouraged to review the funding conditions, geographical eligibility and application requirements. Global Opportunity for Young Scientists to Contribute to Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture
Deadline: 29 January 2027
Young researchers aged 18–35 are invited to contribute their scientific expertise to international discussions and initiatives addressing global food challenges. Applicants who have completed or are pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree, demonstrate English proficiency, and can commit up to 20 hours per month may apply. The two-year opportunity offers professional development, international collaboration and networking. International Photography Competition Celebrating Women, Biodiversity and Sustainable Development
Deadline: 20 January 2027
Photographers worldwide are invited to submit creative images highlighting women’s contributions to sustainable development, biodiversity conservation and natural resource management. The competition is free to enter and offers a total prize pool exceeding €5,000, including photography equipment and other prizes. Entries can explore themes related to water, society and women’s professional contributions. Grants of $10,000–$25,000 for Journalists Reporting on Labour and Climate Challenges
Deadline: Ongoing
Freelance and staff journalists can apply for grants ranging from $10,000 to $25,000 to develop in-depth reporting projects examining the relationship between climate change and workers’ lives. Supported topics include labour rights, livelihoods, rising temperatures, water competition, industrial practices and sustainable business solutions. Applications are particularly encouraged from Southeast Asia, Europe, Africa and South America. Funding and Recognition for Innovative Solutions Advancing Gender Equality
Deadline: 22 November 2026
Organisations, innovators and social entrepreneurs working to advance gender equality can explore an opportunity recognising impactful and creative solutions to gender-related challenges. The initiative highlights innovative approaches that promote inclusion, empower women and girls, and create meaningful social change. Applicants should review the eligible project categories, participation requirements and submission guidelines to determine whether their initiatives qualify. New Research Grant Opportunity Supporting Innovative Studies and Scientific Development
Deadline: 30 November 2026
Researchers and eligible institutions can explore a new grant competition designed to support research initiatives and innovative ideas. The opportunity provides a platform for advancing knowledge, strengthening research capacity and developing solutions to important challenges. Interested applicants should review the research themes, funding provisions, eligibility conditions and application requirements before preparing their submissions. Two-Year Leadership Fellowship for African Women in Agricultural Research
Deadline: 6 November 2026
Women researchers from Egypt, Ghana, Morocco, Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Senegal can benefit from a two-year professional development opportunity focused on agriculture and climate resilience. Selected participants receive leadership training, expert mentoring, technical skills development, networking opportunities and support for gender-responsive agricultural research. Up to $10,000 in Seed Funding for Young Entrepreneurs Developing Climate Solutions
Deadline: 20 November 2026
Young entrepreneurs aged 18–35 in Sudan are invited to develop innovative business ideas addressing climate challenges in agriculture and livestock value chains. Selected applicants can benefit from entrepreneurship training, a five-day boot camp, coaching, mentorship and a six-month incubation programme. Up to 20 finalists may receive seed funding of up to $10,000 each to advance their innovations. Funding Opportunity to Promote Private Sector Investment in Climate-Smart Agriculture in Thailand
Deadline: 6 November 2026
Businesses, agricultural stakeholders and eligible organisations can explore an opportunity to strengthen private sector investment in climate-smart agriculture in Thailand. The initiative focuses on encouraging sustainable agricultural practices, improving resilience to climate change and support
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