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Story 27 Jun, 2011

SOS Call for Proposals now open

The first SOS Call for Proposals is now open, accepting Threatened Species and Rapid Action Grants. Deadline for applications is August 12, 2011. 

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SOS (Save Our Species) is a global coalition initiated by the 3 founding partners IUCN, GEF and World Bank to build the biggest species conservation fund, supporting on-the-ground field conservation projects all over the world. Grants will be allocated according to strategic directions identified in consultation with IUCN`s Species Program and Species Survival Commission.

The SOS Strategic Directions currently open for Threatened Species Grants are:

  • Threatened amphibians
  • Critically Endangered birds
  • Threatened Asian and African mammals

 To read more or apply for a grant, click here.

 

LINKS:
SOS Save Our Species
Themes:
Business engagement Biodiversity Nature-based Solutions Climate change Protected areas and land use Freshwater and water security Governance - law and rights
Topics:
Business engagement Ecosystem restoration Assessing ecosystems Extractive, energy and infrastructure Forests Marine ecosystems Effective protected areas Species conservation science Species conservation action Transboundary water governance and diplomacy Nature-based solutions for climate Nature and the Paris agreement Marine species Freshwater species Invasive alien species Crime, conflict and nature Post-2020 biodiversity policy World heritage
IUCN units:
Secretariat Asia South America Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean Washington D.C. Office Eastern Europe and Central Asia Mediterranean Eastern and Southern Africa West and Central Africa West Asia Oceania Business and Biodiversity Ecosystem Management Forests Marine and Polar Membership Protected Areas Species Water Cactus and Succulent SG Crop Wild Relative SG Cycad SG Medicinal Plant SG Mediterranean Island Plant SG African Elephant SG Antelope - North East Africa SG Asian Elephant SG Asian Wild Cattle SG Canid SG Equid SG Pig, Peccary, and Hippo SG Small Carnivore SG South American Camelid SG Odonata SG Flamingo SG Sustainable Use SG Herons SG Molluscs SG Marine SG Antelope SG Storks, Ibises & Spoonbills SG China Iguana SG Freshwater Fish SG Sturgeon SG Palm SG Wildlife trade & use SG Grouper and Wrasse SG Seasnake SG World Heritage
IUCN commissions:
Species Survival Commission Commission on Environmental, Economic and Social Policy
Regions:
Asia South America Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean North America Europe Mediterranean Eastern and Southern Africa West and Central Africa West Asia Oceania
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