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THE FUND
By providing small grants, the Flexible Micro Fund enables the GCBR Board of Directors to support voluntary initiatives in the Biosphere Reserve which advance GCBR’s vision of People and Nature Living in Harmony. It is a responsive funding mechanism that stimulates citizens working together for ecological sustainability. The Fund currently has a total value of R100 000 per annum.
WHO AND WHAT IS ELIGIBLE?
Any GCBR member (except for current Board members or their organisations) can apply for this type of support. Proposed initiatives should address a specific need, be meaningful for the community or group involved, and be relevant to at least two of GCBR’s six priority themes.
DECISION-MAKING
Applications can be made throughout the year and directed to the Board Secretary (admin@gouritz.com). Applications which meet selection criteria and are within the available Fund balance, will be referred to the Board for a decision. The GCBR aims to reply to applications within 14 days.
A proposal should be a maximum of two pages. It should
Applications will be assessed against the following criteria:
GCBR – Priority Themes and Goals | |
Theme | Goal |
i. Land and Landscapes | Sustainable use and landscape management which promotes maintenance of ecosystems |
ii. Water Resources | Significant improvement in water resource management |
iii. Biodiversity | The loss of indigenous biodiversity is arrested |
iv. Economic Diversity and Livelihoods | A more diverse economy within the Biosphere Reserve, adding value to the natural assets on farms and stimulates the green economy |
v. Education, Knowledge and Learning | More people in the GCBR domain embrace sustainable living practices in their daily lives |
vi. Institutions and their Relations | Enhanced engagement of institutions with biodiversity in the Reserve |
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