The Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to approximately 1,000 undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students of all subjects and nationalities per year.

Grants for nonprofit organizations in the USA to support general and specific programs, including some that have an international focus.

SwedBio contributes to ideas, methods, and policies regarding how biodiversity, ecosystem services, and resilience help sustain livelihoods in productive sectors.

The Skoll Foundation presents the Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship each year to a select few social entrepreneurs whose proven innovations have demonstrated impact on some of the world’s most pressing problems.

The Segal Family Foundation supports a wide range of projects and organizations.

The Sow & Encourage Economic Development (SEED) Foundation supports agricultural development projects in Africa.

Available to mid-career scientists who are citizens of developing or emerging countries

The Collaboration Fund provides grants to advance sustainable forest management and forest certification around the world. This fund will be launched during PEFC Week in November.

Foundation to support programs to protect and enhance natural resources, reforest the land, implement conservation agriculture, provide clean water, ensure food security, and improve the livelihoods of people living in rural communities.

Grants for graduate students in developing countries of agriculture, land use, or environment.

The International Foundation for Science (IFS) provides grants to early-career scientists of low-income developing countries.

French Committee for International Solidarity (CFSI) provides grants for farming organizations; NGOs in West Africa; support NGOs in West Africa and Europe; public institutions; and networks of organizations and individuals working together to develop family farming in West Africa.

The Japan Fund for Global Environment makes grants for relevant activities implemented in developing countries by Japanese NGOs; activities implemented in developing countries by non-Japanese NGOs; and activities implemented in Japan by Japanese NGOs.

Each year, the Foundation selects a general environmental theme for its grants. The themes include sub-topics such as the following: Tree planting and forest protection; Prevention of desertification; Wildlife protection; Ecosystem and biodiversity conservation and more.

The Foundation’s interests include: Wildlife research and conservation; Animal health and anti-cruelty campaigns; Community-based management of natural resources; and Environmental education and capacity building.

The Australia and Pacific Science Foundation makes research grants in the biological and biophysical sciences (except medical research).

The Blue Moon Fund aims to build human and natural resilience to a changing and warming world.

The Trust’s interests in environment are broad to include both terrestrial and marine issues, and a wide geographical scope.

Conservation and Research Foundation makes grants for institutional support and for education and research in the following thematic areas: Limiting population growth; Biodiversity protection; Law and the environment; Agriculture conservation; and Pollution and energy solutions.

This fund aims to equip promising individuals with the funds to adequately research on pressing environmental issues and produce significant research on relevant topics.

The Walton International Scholarship Program aims to champion faith and empower young minds to initiate meaningful impact across Central America and Mexico.

The Swedish Institute Study Scholarships targets highly-qualified students for studies in Sweden starting in the autumn semester.

The Food & Business Applied Research Fund aims at promoting research supported innovations that are readily applicable and contribute to the enhancement of sustainable food security for the most vulnerable populations in the 15 partner countries.

The Young Investigators Awards envisage the creation of opportunities for highly qualified young researchers (or group of young researchers), especially in emerging research institutions in the State of São Paulo, Brazil.

The São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP)’s Post-Doctoral fellowship is aimed at distinguished researchers with a recent doctorate degree and a successful research track record. The fellowship enables the development of research within higher education and research institutions located in the State of São Paulo.