Apply for Small Grants Plastic Circularity and Community Engagement in Jakarta (Indonesia)

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in collaboration with the Coca Cola Foundation, is offering low-value grants to local Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Jakarta. This initiative aims to foster community engagement and behavior change regarding plastic circularity, as part of the broader ‘Plastics Circularity Project’. Interested organizations must submit their applications by 17 November 2026. The Plastics Circularity Project seeks to enhance Indonesia’s circular economy by empowering waste workers and improving waste-management systems at the community level. The project focuses on engaging communities to adopt sustainable practices and reduce plastic waste through innovative and inclusive approaches. The grants provide financial support to local CSOs and NGOs to implement projects that promote plastic circularity. The specific grant amounts and any cost-sharing requirements were not specified in the source. Eligible applicants include local CSOs and NGOs operating in Jakarta. These organizations should have experience in waste management, community engagement, or environmental sustainability. Detailed eligibility criteria are not specified in the source.

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This grant is crucial for organizations dedicated to environmental sustainability and community development in Jakarta. By focusing on plastic circularity, the initiative aims to address significant environmental challenges and promote sustainable economic practices. Eligible organizations should carefully review the official guidelines and prepare their applications in accordance with the provided templates and terms. For further details, refer to the official opportunity page at UNDP Procurement Notices.