Booster Grant
Offered by The Rufford Foundation
Funding of up to £12,000 for projects that expand on previous work, available after completing a 2nd Rufford Small Grant.
- Deadline
- Rolling – no fixed deadline
- Who can apply
- Applicants must be working in an eligible country
- Last verified
- Checked today at the official source
Opportunity overview
Booster Grant Up to £12,000. The project must develop important elements of your previous work.
Having completed your project and provided updates and a final report, you can apply for a Completion Grant, though this must be at least 12 months after the date of payment of your Booster Grant. Ideally, you should have plans to approach other funders for support, especially if you intend to request further funding from us.
Who can apply
Applicants must be working in an eligible country
Having completed your project and provided updates and a final report, you can apply for a Completion Grant, though this must be at least 12 months after the date of payment of your Booster Grant.
Check the provider’s complete eligibility and country rulesBenefits and funding
How to apply
- Having completed your project and provided updates and a final report, you can apply for a Completion Grant, though this must be at least 12 months after the date of payment of your Booster Grant.
- There are no deadlines – you can apply at any time of year.
- You must provide project updates and a final report on project completion, copies of which will be posted on your webpage.
- Additional official application requirements
- Applicants should be in the early stages of their conservation careers. Our priority is funding those undertaking an MSc or PhD (or equivalent) or who have graduated from such studies in the past 3 years. We will only consider fieldwork costs. We consider applications from others if they fit the additional General Criteria outlined here but we do not fund students studying for a BSc or equivalent. For more detail see What is "early career"?.
Similar open opportunities
Closes in 6 daysGrantIIMP Support for Missing Persons’ Families Residing in Lebanon
iimp.un.org
The grant supports civil society organizations in Lebanon to assist families of missing persons through various services including mental health support and cash assistance.
- Who can apply
- Applicants should propose one or two locations where they have established operational capacity and can deliver the full scale of activities.Eligible applicants: Nonprofit civil society organizations, including national NGOs and community-based organizations, legally authorized to operate in Lebanon.
- Deadline
- 4 November 2026
Rolling applicationsGrantAI Reporting Grants
Pulitzer Center
This grant supports journalists worldwide in covering the hard costs of in-depth reporting projects focused on AI and surveillance technologies.
- Who can apply
- This grant is open to journalists worldwide. We particularly welcome applications from the Global South and seek reporting from Africa, Latin America and South and South East Asia.
- Deadline
- Rolling – no fixed deadline
Rolling applicationsGrantGlobal Health Inequities, Risks, and Solutions
Pulitzer Center
Rolling Pulitzer Center grants for ambitious journalism on global health inequities, barriers to care and health risks, with credible outlet distribution.
- Who can apply
- Freelance and staff journalists, newsrooms and collaborating reporting teams worldwide. Stories need credible distribution through established, trustworthy outlets; conditional safety and outlet-assignment rules apply.
- Deadline
- Rolling – no fixed deadline