Electrifying urban mobility aims to advance more equitable, accessible and cleaner transport systems, with a focus on electric vehicles.
We wanted bold ideas that addressed specific low-carbon challenges. Ideas that were creative, innovative and scalable. Ideas that would promote gender equality and social inclusion and inspire future programmes to drive climate ambition at scale.
Through 2022, we will continue to support successfully funded projects and we look forward to applications from new projects for the next funding round of the Green Recovery Challenge Fund.
Following two successful funding rounds of the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, we are pleased to announce a new funding round that once again calls for impactful projects. This funding round is open for applications now, with projects starting towards the end of 2022. Applications close for expressions of interest (EOI) on 13 June 2022 at 12:00 (GMT+1).
Want to learn more? Watch recordings of our webinars that took place at the beginning of May and read our application guidance page to find out more about the funding round themes and application process.
We’re looking for innovative ideas that fall under the two themes outlined below. Only registered not-for-profit organisations are eligible to be the lead Implementing Partner of a proposal/consortium. For-profit organisations can participate in the call for proposals as partners within a consortium.
Check out our grantees’ past projects to learn more about the types of projects we expect to fund.
MRV tools for forests, land use and agriculture
supports emissions reduction efforts and generates economic opportunities in Asia and Latin America by improving the sustainability of forest and agricultural practices through accurate measuring, reporting and verification (MRV).
Greening financial systems
continues its work in Asia to mainstream climate-related financial risks and opportunities in order to unlock investments that contribute to achieving net zero goals and a just transition.
Electrifying urban mobility aims to advance more equitable, accessible and cleaner transport systems, with a focus on electric vehicles.
Clean energy transitions promotes new renewable energy policies, the transition of energy infrastructure and ensures energy security.
Nature-based solutions supports economic alternatives that limit deforestation, and promote uptake of silvopastoral, agroforestry and regenerative agricultural systems.
We provide a funding mechanism for projects that we are confident will have an impact.
We support stakeholder engagement to ensure projects succeed with their beneficiaries.
We help our grantees communicate great stories about their project to a wide audience
We provide connections to experts for each theme to support the success of projects.
Our webinars are your chance to find out more about the UK PACT Green Recovery Challenge Fund and our expectations for funding quality projects.
Imperial College London
Latin America
WayCarbon
Latin America
Global Green Growth Institute
Latin America
If you’re a current grantee, you can access your existing project through the portal. If you’d like to apply for this funding round, you’ll need to go through a new application process.
