FAUNA & FLORA INTERNATIONAL 

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following significant donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
William Grant Foundation - Strengthening community-led conservation in Scotland
£110,338	12/10/2023	3-year support for FFI’ s work to empower and connect Scottish community-based conservation groups and organisations.
Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to Fauna & Flora International
£19,476	27/02/2023	Towards unrestricted core costs as a Cost of Living Uplift
Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to Fauna & Flora International
£194,757	21/09/2022	Towards core costs expanding community-led nature restoration across land and sea in Scotland
Greenwood Place - Grant to Fauna & Flora International
£1,000,000	01/07/2022	Unrestricted funding
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - IWTEV002 Understanding wild meat demand, supply and trade in Western Equatoria
£71,000	01/07/2022	Providing support to projects around the world that are tackling the illegal wildlife trade
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - IWTEV005 Building evidence-based situational crime prevention to curb IWT
£79,688	01/07/2022	Providing support to projects around the world that are tackling the illegal wildlife trade
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 29-002 Conserving and restoring orangutan habitat and ecosystems, Gunung Palung, Indonesia
£113,473	01/06/2022	A UK government grants scheme that helps to protect biodiversity and the natural environment through locally based projects worldwide.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 29-008 Community-led conservation and fisheries development in North coast, Kenya
£207,184	01/06/2022	A UK government grants scheme that helps to protect biodiversity and the natural environment through locally based projects worldwide.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - DARNV001 Incentivising responsible fisheries in Central America: testing novel intermediary models
£65,999	01/06/2022	The Darwin Initiative is a UK government grants scheme that helps to protect biodiversity and the natural environment through locally based projects worldwide.
Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy - Biodiversity Conservation to Mitigate the risks of emerging infectious diseases
£9,669	01/04/2022	Full Grant details (including summaries) can be found on the Gateway to Research website: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10053299
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - DPLUS158 Piloting a new solution for invasive species in UKOTs
£269,165	01/04/2022	Darwin Plus is a UK government grants scheme that funds projects that aim to protect the unique biodiversity and improve resilience to climate change within the UK Overseas Territories
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - DAREX005 Ridge to Reef Conservation in West Papua, Indonesia
£550,828	01/04/2022	A UK government grants scheme that helps to protect biodiversity and the natural environment through locally based projects worldwide.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - DARNV003 Locally-owned enterprise development for resilient communities and sustainable primate conservation
£71,400	01/04/2022	The Darwin Initiative is a UK government grants scheme that helps to protect biodiversity and the natural environment through locally based projects worldwide.
Rothschild Foundation - Grant to Fauna and Flora International
£10,000	12/02/2022	Funding would support the fundraising event ‘One Giant Night*’ which aims to raise funds for conservation and animal welfare projects overseas and in the UK.
Tedworth Charitable Trust - A donation towards its work
£1,000	10/12/2021	A donation towards its work.
CHK Foundation - CHK Discretionary Grant
£20,000	01/12/2021	unrestricted, to further the Charitable Objects
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 28-014: Gibbon biodiversity conservation through coffee-based agroforestry
£73,189	19/11/2021	The biologically diverse Mann Reserved Forest is globally important, but under threat from unsustainableagriculture. With a private-sector partner, FFI will enable farmers from 11 villages to develop ....more The biologically diverse Mann Reserved Forest is globally important, but under threat from unsustainableagriculture. With a private-sector partner, FFI will enable farmers from 11 villages to develop gibbon-friendlyagroforestry coffee as an alternative to shifting agriculture, in exchange for gibbon protection measures. Thiswill reduce dependency on forest clearance while strengthening livelihoods, and support the managementobjectives of the soon-to-be-gazetted 12,400ha Mann Wildlife Sanctuary. This approach has great potential forreplication within the Arakan mountains
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 28-020: Safeguarding globally important forests by improving livelihoods and strengthening governance
£84,773	19/11/2021	The second-largest forest block in the countys northern region is home to Vietnams last population ofCritically Endangered western black gibbon, alongside other threatened species. Land ....more The second-largest forest block in the countys northern region is home to Vietnams last population ofCritically Endangered western black gibbon, alongside other threatened species. Land conversion,deforestation, hunting and snaring, are driven by inadequate forest governance, ineffective protection andunsustainable livelihood practices of local communities. Improving protected area management, collaboration,equity and grievance redress, whilst supporting diversification of livelihoods and innovative, sustainableprotected area financing, will decrease pressures on critical forest habitat and improve community wellbeing.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 28-027: Strengthened livelihoods and conservation management in Virachey National Park, Cambodia
£50,679	19/11/2021	Virachey National Park (VNP) forms the core of one of the most biologically-important and endangered tropicalforests in the world, supporting northern yellow-cheeked crested gibbon, clouded leopard, ....more Virachey National Park (VNP) forms the core of one of the most biologically-important and endangered tropicalforests in the world, supporting northern yellow-cheeked crested gibbon, clouded leopard, Asian elephant, andSunda pangolin. It is deeply connected with Indigenous Peoples' cultures and livelihoods.External development pressures and short-term economic interests are prompting shifts towardsunsustainable resource extraction and encroachment.Working with local people, the project will develop conservation zonation and management plans, strengthenindigenous communities capacity, and support sustainable livelihoods.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - IWT089: Building effective responses to illegal wildlife trade across Central Asia
£113,992	19/11/2021	In Central Asia, wildlife is smuggled across vast international borders, but law enforcement agencies lacksufficient data, resources and trained personnel to mount an effective response. This project ....more In Central Asia, wildlife is smuggled across vast international borders, but law enforcement agencies lacksufficient data, resources and trained personnel to mount an effective response. This project will combat IWTin Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan by identifying trade hotspots/routes and strengtheningcapacity to intercept wildlife products (training >150 frontline officers, rolling-out of sniffer dogs) in thesestrategic locations. By engaging with key decision-makers, we will promote greater, more coordinated actionagainst IWT at a national and transboundary level.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 28:002: Pioneering sustainable grazing for plants and livelihoods in Cape Verde
£102,128	28/10/2021	Cape Verdes Brava island hosts 21 endangered and/or vulnerable endemic plant species. Overgrazing is aprimary threat to its biodiversity, causing erosion and desertification, exacerbated by droughts ....more Cape Verdes Brava island hosts 21 endangered and/or vulnerable endemic plant species. Overgrazing is aprimary threat to its biodiversity, causing erosion and desertification, exacerbated by droughts that threaten thelivelihoods of the islands 6,000 inhabitants. This project will address Bravas multiple environmental, climateand livelihoods challenges by piloting and implementing practical conservation actions and facilitating thedevelopment of an island-wide, community-based grazing management plan, a first in Cape Verde, which willbe promoted as a model for other islands.
Garfield Weston Foundation - Multi-Year Grant (3 Years) award
£50,000	01/10/2021	Tackling Microplastic Pollution in the UK
Greenwood Place - Grant to Fauna & Flora International
£80,000	27/09/2021	Unrestricted funding
Greenwood Place - Grant to Fauna & Flora International
£1,000,000	01/07/2021	Unrestricted funding
ARCADIA - FFI Conservation Resilience Fund
£2,000,000	01/06/2021	To enable FFI to establish the Conservation Resilience Fund, to help local conservation organisations adopt new operational models to adapt to a post-COVID-19 future.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant:IWT072:Reducing Demand for Marine Turtle Products in Nicaragua
£112,644	01/04/2021	This project will reduce national and international consumer demand for marine turtle eggs and shell in Nicaragua, reducing incentives for poaching of Hawksbill, Leatherback and Olive Ridley turtle ....more This project will reduce national and international consumer demand for marine turtle eggs and shell in Nicaragua, reducing incentives for poaching of Hawksbill, Leatherback and Olive Ridley turtle eggs and shell.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant:IWT065:Strengthening Liberia’s response to illegal wildlife trade
£114,894	01/04/2021	Liberia functions as a source, market and transit hub for Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT), which threatens the viability of Liberia’s pangolin, parrot, African elephant, pygmy hippo and chimpanzee ....more Liberia functions as a source, market and transit hub for Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT), which threatens the viability of Liberia’s pangolin, parrot, African elephant, pygmy hippo and chimpanzee populations. Capacity to combat IWT is low, exacerbated by poor legislation and insufficient awareness. This project will strengthen Liberia’s law enforcement capacity by (1) improving coordination to combat national and transboundary IWT; (2) strengthening intelligence gathering and enforcement capacity; (3) increasing public awareness; and (4) developing data management systems to guide responses.
William Grant Foundation - Extending Community Led Nature Conservation
£65,000	08/03/2021 24	Contribution to the costs over two years of establishing a wide-ranging network of environmental community organisations in Scotland, based upon the Coastal Communities Network model.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - (Darwin Initiative (ODA)): CV19RR26, Sustainable finance for chimpanzee conservation and green-recovery in Hoima, Uganda
£54,033	01/01/2021	Green economic recovery in the wake of Covid-19, rapidly enhanced by improved governance andsustainable financing for three community-based institutions for conservation, within a critical ....more Green economic recovery in the wake of Covid-19, rapidly enhanced by improved governance andsustainable financing for three community-based institutions for conservation, within a critical Chimpanzeelandscape.Project aims to enhance economic resilience of community-based grassroots organisations - the PrivateForest Owners Association (PFOA) and its enterprise arm, Village Saving and Loan Association (VSLA) -during Covid-19, by providing additional capital to implement sustainable financing model where a portionof interest repayment directly fund PFOA’s conservation activities. Training provided will strengthen VSLAgovernance and adapt activities to physical distancing norms, and affordable new credits provided to itsmembers to pursue biodiversity-friendly enterprises created by current Darwin project.
Garfield Weston Foundation - Multi-Year Grant (3 Years) award
£50,000	24/07/2020	Tackling Microplastic Pollution in the UK
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - IWT081: Enabling and promoting communities to tackle IWT in Southern Myanmar
£75,932	01/07/2020	Southern Tanintharyi, on the Myanmar-Thailand border, is one of Myanmar’s last strongholds for globally threatened species including tiger, Asian elephant and Sunda pangolin. All are threatened by ....more Southern Tanintharyi, on the Myanmar-Thailand border, is one of Myanmar’s last strongholds for globally threatened species including tiger, Asian elephant and Sunda pangolin. All are threatened by poaching and illegal trade, primarily across the border into Thailand. In response, FFI will support six local communities at key trade routes to become active in addressing these threats, in exchange for support with development ofsustainable livelihoods and improved resource management. This will be complemented with improved law enforcement.
Greenwood Place - Grant to Flora and Fauna International
£1,000,000	01/06/2020	Unrestricted funding
ARCADIA - Crisis Support Fund
£1,039,316	14/05/2020	To establish an emergency response fund to support their partners on the ground most affected by COVID19.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - GRANT: DPLUS086 Future-proofing endangered species conservation in Anguilla
£102,023	01/04/2020	Anguilla’s biodiversity has declined due to invasive aliens and other pressures, and the changing climate could be the final straw. Focusing on critically threatened plants and reptiles and ....more Anguilla’s biodiversity has declined due to invasive aliens and other pressures, and the changing climate could be the final straw. Focusing on critically threatened plants and reptiles and informed by stateof- the-art modelling, stakeholders will devise and launch the first species conservation plans aimed at achieving resistance to climate change. This game-changing project will then implement strategic actions, including combatting invasive aliens and reintroducing endemics to former ranges, so that even by the project end, priority species are substantially more resilient.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant Darwin Main 25-010:A sustainable landscape for Critically Endangered primates and marginalised communities
£107,640	01/04/2020	Through a pioneering landscape planning framework - a first for Vietnam - that includes zoning plans (multiple scales), a new, collaborative PA and improvements to local livelihoods, this project ....more Through a pioneering landscape planning framework - a first for Vietnam - that includes zoning plans (multiple scales), a new, collaborative PA and improvements to local livelihoods, this project will empower marginalised ethnic minorities to become conservation champions, reduce poverty and assure the survival of Critically Endangered primates (including endemic grey-shanked douc langur).
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 24-004 Darwin Initiative Round 23 Main
£88,362	01/04/2020	This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and ....more This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and assessment by our external and independent Darwin Expert Committee (DEC).
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 24-006 Darwin Initiative Round 23 Main
£80,924	01/04/2020	This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and ....more This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and assessment by our external and independent Darwin Expert Committee (DEC).
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 24-007 Darwin Initiative Round 23 Main
£96,354	01/04/2020	This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and ....more This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and assessment by our external and independent Darwin Expert Committee (DEC).
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 24-020 Darwin Initiative Round 23 Main
£79,977	01/04/2020	This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and ....more This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and assessment by our external and independent Darwin Expert Committee (DEC).
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant:Darwin Main 25-002:A model for conservation, stabilisation and development in South Sudan
£107,161	01/04/2020	This project will bring 430km2 of critically threatened forest, including habitat for endangered species - particularly elephant and chimpanzee - under more effective management. A holistic landscape ....more This project will bring 430km2 of critically threatened forest, including habitat for endangered species - particularly elephant and chimpanzee - under more effective management. A holistic landscape approach to biodiversity protection and resilient livelihoods piloting, with significant potential to scale up and promote stability and development, will mitigate threats whilst directly benefitting youth, women and their communities.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 24-002 Darwin Initiative Round 23 Main
£99,229	01/04/2020	This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and ....more This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and assessment by our external and independent Darwin Expert Committee (DEC).
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 24-008 Darwin Initiative Round 23 Main
£111,362	01/04/2020	This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and ....more This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and assessment by our external and independent Darwin Expert Committee (DEC).
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - IWT082: Combating poaching and trafficking of Critically Endangered sturgeon
£70,384	01/04/2020	To combat trafficking of Critically Endangered sturgeon in the eastern Black Sea region, this project takes a multi-faceted approach that is delivered in partnership with local and national ....more To combat trafficking of Critically Endangered sturgeon in the eastern Black Sea region, this project takes a multi-faceted approach that is delivered in partnership with local and national stakeholders. Bottom-up conservation activity by local citizens and fishers is combined with training and operational support to law enforcement bodies, prosecutors, and judges to address poaching and trafficking issues. Key Government agencies and local communities take leading roles in the project, while transboundary trafficking is addressed through international platforms.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant:IWT072:Reducing Demand for Marine Turtle Products in Nicaragua
£100,346	01/04/2020	This project will reduce national and international consumer demand for marine turtle eggs and shell in Nicaragua, reducing incentives for poaching of Hawksbill, Leatherback and Olive Ridley turtle ....more This project will reduce national and international consumer demand for marine turtle eggs and shell in Nicaragua, reducing incentives for poaching of Hawksbill, Leatherback and Olive Ridley turtle eggs and shell.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant:IWT065:Strengthening Liberia’s response to illegal wildlife trade
£128,680	01/04/2020	Liberia functions as a source, market and transit hub for Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT), which threatens the viability of Liberia’s pangolin, parrot, African elephant, pygmy hippo and chimpanzee ....more Liberia functions as a source, market and transit hub for Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT), which threatens the viability of Liberia’s pangolin, parrot, African elephant, pygmy hippo and chimpanzee populations. Capacity to combat IWT is low, exacerbated by poor legislation and insufficient awareness. This project will strengthen Liberia’s law enforcement capacity by (1) improving coordination to combat national and transboundary IWT; (2) strengthening intelligence gathering and enforcement capacity; (3) increasing public awareness; and (4) developing data management systems to guide responses.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - IWT044 Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund Round 3
£76,101	01/04/2020	Critical evidence to drive a reduction in Cambodias ivory trade
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant: Illegal Wildlife Trade IWT049 Reducing IWT in Sumatra across two globally important tiger landscapes
£137,648	01/04/2020	This project will stem IWT across Sumatra, focusing on two priority Tiger Conservation Landscapes (Kerinci-Seblat, Ulu Masen) protecting >60% of all Sumatran tigers. It will disrupt organised IWT ....more This project will stem IWT across Sumatra, focusing on two priority Tiger Conservation Landscapes (Kerinci-Seblat, Ulu Masen) protecting >60% of all Sumatran tigers. It will disrupt organised IWT networks by strengthening community and government collaboration and capacity to investigate and prosecute wildlife crime, thereby increasing prosecutions and reducing poaching. Target species will experience reduced poaching pressure, local women and men will actively participate in and benefit from actions to address IWT and c.50,000ha will be under stronger law enforcement.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - GRANT: Darwin Main - 27-017: Community-led approaches to reforestation benefitting chimpanzees and livelihoods in Uganda
£116,523	01/04/2020	Ugandas endangered eastern chimpanzees live in forests fragmented by agriculture, exacerbated by extractives development. Smallholders lack food security due to marginal yields and high levels of ....more Ugandas endangered eastern chimpanzees live in forests fragmented by agriculture, exacerbated by extractives development. Smallholders lack food security due to marginal yields and high levels of cropraiding by wildlife. Reforesting and maintaining riverine corridors that bridge larger forest blocks is essential to human-wildlife co-existence.Equipping communities with training and inputs for reforestation, agroforestry system development andhuman-wildlife conflict mitigation, provision of tree seedlings (indigenous reforestation and agroforestry),and the establishment of conservation enterprise will help to secure this co-existence.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - GRANT: Darwin Main - 27-010: Community-led stewardship and conservation of the Ometepe Island Biosphere Reserve
£94,348	01/04/2020	Building on substantial grassroots commitment to conservation within Nicaraguas Ometepe Island Biosphere Reserve, the project aims to reverse the loss of biodiversity and protect ecosystem services ....more Building on substantial grassroots commitment to conservation within Nicaraguas Ometepe Island Biosphere Reserve, the project aims to reverse the loss of biodiversity and protect ecosystem services that underpin the livelihoods of c.42,000 people. The project will build islanders capacity for community-led forest and wetland protection, reforestation, conservation monitoring and management. It will increase the resilience of local livelihoods, by pursuing sustainable, market-driven agroecological production inpartnership with 200 farming families (10% of all island farms), sharing learning locally and nationally.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 25-005:Enabling ecosystems to deliver sustainable development goals at Lake Indawgyi
£107,642	01/04/2020	The project will protect forest and wetland biodiversity including habitat for >20,000 birds and numerous threatened species in the globally important Indawgyi Lake Biosphere Reserve. It takes an ....more The project will protect forest and wetland biodiversity including habitat for >20,000 birds and numerous threatened species in the globally important Indawgyi Lake Biosphere Reserve. It takes an ecosystems approach at watershed scale, building capacity for collaborative conservation management and improving natural resource management and local livelihoods, benefitting 10,000 people. The project is particularly innovative in engaging the emerging private sector in Myanmar to support sustainable practices.
ARCADIA - Core support to Conservation Leadership Programme
£6,000,000	01/06/2019	To increase the overall impact and ensure the long-term sustainability of the Conservation Leadership Programme
John Ellerman Foundation - Empowering Scottish communities to conserve their seas
£149,964	24/01/2019 36	Towards the core costs of the Coastal Communities Network in Scotland to enable community groups to actively collaborate, share experiences and create a united voice on sustainable marine issues
John Ellerman Foundation - to develop and implement management plans in two UKOT marine parks
£128,000	26/07/2018 36	Towards the costs of a programme to restore and manage two marine parks in Anguilla to protect their important coastal biodiversity
ARCADIA - Halcyon Programmes and core institutional support
£25,960,684	01/10/2017	To consolidate and expand the success of both the Halcyon Land & Sea Fund and the Halcyon Marine Programme to date, increasing their focus on long-term sustainability, and addressing the ....more To consolidate and expand the success of both the Halcyon Land & Sea Fund and the Halcyon Marine Programme to date, increasing their focus on long-term sustainability, and addressing the recommendations from Arcadia’s external evaluation of both programmes.
Garfield Weston Foundation - Multi-Year Grant (3 Years) award
£60,000	31/05/2017	Plastic Programme
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, UK Branch - Fauna & Flora International
£20,000	21/12/2016	To support participation in the Marine CoLABoration in phase two of the initiative (2017-18).
Dulverton Trust - the Conservation of Lake Wamala
£47,200	19/06/2013	the Conservation of Lake Wamala

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• Charitable company registered in England & Wales on 13/05/1992, number: 1011102
• Registered at Companies House on 13/01/1992, number: 02677068

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The David Attenborough Building
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Objectives

TO PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT BY THE PROTECTION OF BIODIVERSITY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC BY DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING GLOBALLY APPLICABLE SOLUTIONS THAT ARE EFFECTIVE LOCALLY; TO ADVANCE THE AWARENESS AND EDUCATION OF ALL SECTORS OF SOCIETY WORLDWIDE IN THE CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION OF BIODIVERSITY.

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