Inviting Applications

Upscaling and Integrating Regeneration Grant
Funding for Grassroots OrganisationsClosing Date 20th October 2026£13,625 GBP |
Re-Alliance is offering a £13,625 GBP grant to support a grassroots organisation in a displacement setting to integrate new regenerative approaches into their existing work. This single grant, awarded from late November 2026 and spanning one year, provides funding for project implementation and sharing your impact with influential leaders in your region. Applications are open until October 20th, 2026.
To qualify, your organisation must be based in a global South country, have a registered bank account or fiscal sponsor and demonstrate proven experience doing regenerative work alongside displaced communities such as IDPs or refugees.
Applications will be strongly prioritised if they are:
Led by IDPs, refugees, women, or members who live and work within the affected community.
Operating within Asia or the MENA region.
Focused on approaches that empower agency and foster community participation.
Submitted by existing members of Re-Alliance or other regenerative networks who have not previously received funding from Re-Alliance.
Your proposal must focus on designing a new regenerative project that clearly benefits and involves your community. Importantly, your project cannot duplicate topics already covered by Re-Alliance publications. While you can integrate with these existing concepts, avoid proposing projects focused on any of the topics covered by our publications (follow the link to see a full list).
How to ApplySubmit a one-page concept note outlining how you will use the funds to:
Your application must include a timeline and an estimated budget table breaking down costs like staff time, materials, and labour. Feel free to include links within the document to support your track record. Email your complete application to soilcircle@re-alliance.org with the subject line "Upscaling Application from [name of your organisation]" before the 20th October 2026 deadline. |
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