Scoping Awards

The Darwin Initiative is offering one-off funding for travel costs to a host country to enable UK institutions to develop a Darwin project application in collaboration with host country partners.

The purpose is to ensure that more UK organisations with biodiversity expertise have the chance to apply for Darwin project funding, by enabling less well-resourced organisations to develop project applications.

Timetable

Please ensure that you read the guidance notes carefully and complete the appropriate form accordingly. See below for downloads.

The completed form should be sent by email to darwin-applications@ltsi.co.uk, ensuring that the proposed project title is in the subject line of the email. A hard copy of the full application plus any documents not available electronically should also be sent to Darwin Applications, Pentlands Science Park, Bush Loan, Penicuik, Edinburgh EH26 0PL.

Applications contact details

For all queries relating to project applications, applications information and procedures please contact:

Darwin Applications
c/o LTS
Pentlands Science Park, Bush Loan,
Penicuik, Edinburgh,
EH26 0PH
Tel. +44 (0)131 440 5181
Fax. +44 (0)131 440 5501
Email: darwin-applications@ltsi.co.uk

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