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You are here: Home / CFPs: Preserving Wildlife and Promoting Coexistence Initiative

CFPs: Preserving Wildlife and Promoting Coexistence Initiative

Dated: October 27, 2024

The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation has launched the Preserving Wildlife and Promoting Coexistence Initiative, inviting proposals aimed at fostering harmony between wildlife and human activities in rural and mountainous regions. This initiative focuses on various species, including wolves, deer, and bats, and seeks innovative solutions to enhance coexistence.

Key Takeaways

  • Deadline for Proposals: October 23, 2024
  • Funding Levels: Up to €70,000 depending on project scope
  • Project Duration: Ranges from 2 to 3 years
  • Eligibility: Projects must promote peaceful coexistence and be located in the South-PACA region

Overview of the Initiative

The initiative aims to address the challenges faced by wildlife in rural areas, particularly as human activities such as agriculture, tourism, and hunting encroach on their habitats. By encouraging innovative proposals, the foundation hopes to create a sustainable balance that benefits both wildlife and local communities.

Funding Information

The funding structure for the initiative is designed to support a range of projects:

  1. Small Projects:
  2. Large Projects:

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for funding, projects must meet specific criteria:

  • Clearly benefit peaceful coexistence between humans and wildlife
  • Focus on designated animal species
  • Be located in the South-PACA region
  • Include a minimum self-financing of 20%
  • Not undermine wildlife preservation rules

Proposed Actions

The initiative encourages a variety of actions to promote coexistence:

  • Adaptation of Agricultural Practices: Implementing methods that allow for cohabitation with wildlife.
  • Nature Sports Compatibility: Ensuring that outdoor activities do not negatively impact wildlife.
  • Agrotourism Communication Tools: Developing resources that highlight the importance of wildlife in tourism.
  • Wildlife Monitoring: Conducting studies to track and understand wildlife populations.
  • Community Engagement: Organizing events and meetings with rural stakeholders to foster dialogue and collaboration.

Conclusion

The Preserving Wildlife and Promoting Coexistence Initiative represents a significant step towards ensuring that wildlife can thrive alongside human activities. By providing financial support and encouraging innovative solutions, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation aims to create a sustainable future for both wildlife and rural communities. Interested parties are encouraged to submit their proposals by the deadline of October 23, 2024, to contribute to this vital cause.

Sources

  • CFPs: Preserving Wildlife and Promoting Coexistence Initiative – fundsforNGOs, fundsforNGOs.

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