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Regenerative Change-makers Grant

Writer: Re-Alliance
Re-Alliance
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Supporting specialist change-makers to build a regenerative future for displaced people
Supporting specialist change-makers to build a regenerative future for displaced people


To support expert regenerative change-makers in the global south to expand the impact and influence of regenerative approaches to displacement.


Amount available: £6,000 stipend to be spent over one year.

Number of grants awarded: 1 (from December 2026).

Deadline for applications: 22nd November 2026



Amplifying Your Impact


Rather than funding a specific new project, this grant is designed to support an individual expert change-maker who lives and works in the Global South with people who have been displaced. Our goal is to boost your influence, expand the awareness of regenerative approaches to displacement, and help you scale the high-quality work you are already doing. We will be awarding one grant of £6,000, which will serve as a stipend to be spent over the course of one year, starting in December 2026. These funds are flexible and can be used for:

  • Sharing your time and expertise people who need it

  • Hosting local community activities, participatory workshops, and grassroots knowledge-sharing events.

  • Covering travel and logistics to engage with local, regional, or international networks and decision-makers. Monitoring, evaluating, and publishing project reports or learning resources.





Expected Outcomes


We are looking for leaders who are ready to share their regenerative work across multiple levels:

  • Local Impact: Increasing grassroots participation in regenerative practices and improving the quality of existing work by connecting local groups with specialist advice.   

  • Regional Influence: Establishing sustained dialogue and hosting events with local and regional decision-makers to encourage the broader adoption of regenerative solutions.   

  • International Visibility: Representing Re-Alliance and sharing insights at international conferences, or through published articles and online knowledge-sharing events.   

  • Future Funding: Identifying and applying for future funding opportunities in partnership with grassroots groups, local leaders, and regional bodies.



Who Should Apply?



To qualify for this grant, you must:


  • Live and work in the Global South.

  • Have proven knowledge, expertise, and a track record of successful past practice in your chosen regenerative field.

  • Demonstrate that your work is high-quality, relevant to your region, and directly impacts refugee or internally displaced communities.

  • Show an established, collaborative, and empowering approach to teaching and working.

  • Justify the potential for sharing your practices regionally and articulate a viable plan to achieve the grant's outcomes


How to Apply



Please submit a one or two page expression of interest that includes:


  • Confirmation and evidence showing how you meet the qualification criteria. It should include hyperlinks that prove your experience like project reports or media, qualifications, testimonials, or references.

  • A clear, viable one-year action plan with expected activities and estimated costs to achieve the grant's expected outcomes.   


Submission Details:


  • Email your application to: soilcircle@re-alliance.org.   

  • Subject line: ‘Specialist Application from (your name)’.   

  • Deadline: 22nd November 2026

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