Applications Open for Alberta Anti-Racism Grant Program (Canada)

The Santiago Network Secretariat invites proposals for the preparation of the first regular report on loss and damage. This opportunity seeks a Lead Drafting Entity to compile comprehensive information on climate-induced loss and damage, with a focus on vulnerable developing countries. The deadline for submission is 31 December 2026. The Santiago Network’s call for proposals aims to create the first regular report on loss and damage, aligning with COP/CMA mandates. The report will provide a global perspective, focusing on economic and non-economic impacts from various climate events. It will feature risk projections, innovative solutions, and case studies to guide climate action. Eligible applicants must be members of the Santiago Network. This includes: Non-members can apply by submitting an Expression of Interest for membership before the proposal deadline.

The report should cover:

This initiative plays a crucial role in equipping global stakeholders with knowledge and tools to address climate change impacts. By highlighting effective strategies and solutions, it supports informed decision-making and policy development. What is the maximum funding available per proposal? Up to $300,000 USD per grant is available for successful proposals. Who can apply for this opportunity? Members of the Santiago Network, including various NGOs, academic institutions, and UN entities, are eligible. Non-members must apply for membership concurrently. What are the key focus areas of the report? The report should include climate-induced loss and damage, risk assessments, innovative strategies, and case studies, especially for developing countries. When is the application deadline? The deadline for proposal submission is 31 December 2026, at 22:59. How can I participate in the information session? Register for the online session scheduled for 5 November 2026, via the provided Zoom link. Eligible applicants are encouraged to review the official guidelines and prepare their proposals accordingly. For further details, refer to the Santiago Network membership page and the Grant+ platform instructions.