Applications open for CAPaBLE Summary Programme

The Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research (APN) invites proposals for its CAPaBLE 2026 initiative, aimed at enhancing scientific capacity development in developing countries. This opportunity is open from 2 November to 30 November 2026. Eligible applicants are encouraged to engage in codesigned projects that address priority topics for funding in collaboration with APN member countries. The CAPaBLE 2026 initiative seeks to enhance capacity development at individual, organizational, and societal levels across the Asia-Pacific region. The program supports activities that integrate scientific capacity with policy interfacing and aims to address global change challenges such as climate resilience and biodiversity conservation. APN encourages projects that are codesigned with stakeholders to ensure relevance and impact. CAPaBLE provides funding for projects that enhance scientific capacity in developing countries within the Asia-Pacific region. While specific funding amounts per project are not specified, APN supports projects that align with its strategic priorities and contribute to global change frameworks like the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals. Projects should fall under one or more of the following priority areas: This initiative addresses critical capacity development needs in the Asia-Pacific, fostering regional collaboration to tackle pressing global change issues. By supporting codesigned projects, CAPaBLE 2026 ensures that scientific advancements are translated into practical solutions for climate adaptation, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development. Eligible applicants should thoroughly review the official guidelines provided in the CAPaBLE Guide for Proponents. To maximize your proposal’s success, engage with APN’s priority topics, and ensure your project aligns with regional and global change objectives.