They would like to empower and bring together the thought leaders and changemakers of tomorrow who will have a crucial role in shaping a sustainable future. Everyone can submit their idea, whether you’re an activist, changemaker, policymaker, disruptor or member of the public, they want to hear from you.

Grants

• Grants of £1,000 are available for innovative and creative people to transform their ideas for sustainability solutions into reality.

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Eligibility for Sustainability Accelerator Microgrants 2024

This is a unique opportunity for individuals and groups to bring to life their idea for an innovative sustainability solution. Whether you use it to get a project off the ground, or scale-up an existing one, we hope the grant enables you to turn your thoughts into action.

You must meet the following eligibility requirements:

• You do not need to be a Chatham House member to apply!

• They welcome applications from all backgrounds and geographies.

• Applicants must be based in the country where the initiative will take place.

• Applicants can submit their idea as an individual or a group.

• If applying in a partnership, at least one of the applicants must be based in the country where the initiative will take place.

• If applying in a partnership, there must be one primary applicant who will receive the grant funding and will hold overall responsibility for the initiative.

• Applications from registered businesses or companies will not be accepted. Applicants must be applying as individuals or group of individuals or from charitable/community organizations.

• Applicants must be 18+ at the time of application.

• All applications and reporting should be completed in English.

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Application of Sustainability Accelerator Microgrants 2024

You can apply by completing a short application form answering the questions below, which you can access here. Applications must be submitted by 15 April 2024.

• What is your idea in 50 words?
• Please outline your idea in more detail (1,500 words)
• How does your idea accelerate a fair and sustainable future? (200 words)
• What is novel or innovative about your approach? (200 words)
• How will your idea resonate? What is its relevance and reach? (200 words)
• Please set out how you would allocate the funds and your project timeline. (200 words)
• How will you measure the impact of your project? (200 words)

Submissions will be considered by an internal selection panel consisting of Chatham House.