The call is open for 4 weeks, youth climate and environmental justice groups around the globe can apply. Eligible local and national groups can apply for grants of up to USD 20,000
The Youth Climate Justice Fund provides core flexible funding to emerging youth climate justice groups. In 2023, we committed funding to 50+ groups globally with a total of $700,000 from 1,800 applications. Â
2024 Applications Call is now open! Eligible local and national groups can apply for grants of up to USD 20,000 from June 3rd to July 1st, 23:59 UTC. Criteria and grantmaking process are described below.Â
*Applicants from high-income countries should belong to a minority or underserved group to be considered for funding. Groups that focus solely on international engagements without any community-based work are ineligible to apply.Â
The call is open for 4 weeks, youth climate and environmental justice groups around the globe can apply. Non-English speaking groups are welcome to apply in Arabic, English, French, Hindi, Portuguese, Spanish or Swahili.Â
Check that groups meet basic eligibility criteria and are aligned with YCJF values and principles.
Review of proposals per regional priorities and contacting groups to better understand their needs.
Each Steering Committee member ranks groups based on the YCJF principles, values and key funding priorities.
4. Due diligence processYCJF staff and Regional Leads reach out to the selected groups and support them in receiving the funding.
5. Grants are awarded!YCJF staff and Regional Leads work with partners to speed the process for groups to receive funding.
6. Join the YCJF communityGroups are invited to join the YCJF welcome call and to co-develop youth-to-youth capacity development resources.
The organisers believe that "youth" holds many meanings and contexts depending on worldviews and contexts. They believe that balancing between older youth under 35 years old who are discriminated against or marginalised based on class, ethnicity, Indigenous Peoples' identity, gender, etc. and very young activists who also face similar structural barriers, is key.
    2. How is the YCJF funded?
YCJF's initial set-up costs and seed funding is being provided by individuals and philanthropies - rather than private or listed companies. We do not accept funding from anyone who is not aligned with our principles and values.
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