About this opportunity
Applications are now open for the GLFx Chapters Program 2027, an initiative of the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) that supports locally led organizations driving landscape restoration, conservation, and sustainable development across Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Caribbean. The programme invites eligible organizations to establish a new GLFx chapter or join an existing one, providing access to funding, partnerships, learning opportunities, and a global network committed to building inclusive and sustainable landscapes.
About the Programme GLFx is a global network of community-oriented organizations and grassroots initiatives working to restore landscapes, strengthen local livelihoods, protect biodiversity, promote climate resilience, and influence policy through collaborative action. Selected organizations become part of the GLFx network, where they receive support to expand their impact and connect with other landscape leaders worldwide.
Eligibility
Applications are open to registered organizations such as: Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) Civil society organizations (CSOs) Research centres Social enterprises Groups accredited as local entities Applicants must: Be based in Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, or the Caribbean Be led by people from the communities where they operate Work directly with local communities Focus on landscape restoration, biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, sustainable land use, food security, regenerative livelihoods, or social inclusion Promote collaboration among communities and other landscape stakeholders Have the administrative capacity to receive and manage funding Organizations with strong youth, women, and Indigenous participation, diverse leadership, and proven experience mobilizing local actors are especially encouraged to apply. Expectations Selected GLFx chapters will be expected to: Appoint a focal person to coordinate with the GLF network Participate in regular virtual meetings and regional engagements Take part in learning programmes, networking events, and funding opportunities Share knowledge and best practices with the GLFx community Support community-led landscape action and collaboration This programme provides a valuable opportunity for local organizations to strengthen their work, access international support, and contribute to sustainable landscape management.
Benefits Successful organizations will receive: Access to seed funding opportunities Expert guidance and fundraising support Connections with donors and strategic partners Participation in regional and global networking events Peer-to-peer learning and community exchanges Workshops, field exchanges, and online courses through the GLF Landscape Academy Global visibility through multimedia platforms and international events Apply Here: https://globallandscapesforum. typeform.
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Who can apply
- eligible organizations to establish a new GLFx chapter or join an existing one, providing access to funding, partnerships, learning opportunities, and a global network committed to building inclusive and sustainable landscapes
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