Grants Programme
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Grants Programme
Tackling bottom trawling and restoring our oceans cannot be achieved by individuals and organisations working alone. Instead, we need a strong and diverse global movement with small-scale fishers and coastal communities at its heart.
We’re building this movement by ensuring organisations globally have access to the funding, technical support and networks they need to achieve lasting change.
Our grants programme is central to this vision, as it allows us to provide essential funding to organisations at the forefront of efforts to transform bottom trawling.
With this support, our members are implementing powerful campaigns sensitive to local dynamics, supporting the rights of coastal communities, and driving practical policy solutions.
TUBE AWU is a Cameroonian community-based organisation working to improve the health of ecosystems in the Kribi-Campo coastal strip so coastal communities flourish. Its primary focus is the stewardship of biodiversity and community well-being in and around the Manyange Na Elombo Campo marine protected area
The Indonesian Traditional Fisherfolk Union (KNTI) is a grassroots organisation with over 100,000 members in 65 regencies that fights for the rights of traditional fisherfolk, promotes sustainable fishing practices, and protects marine and coastal environments. With support from the TBT Coalition Grants Programme, KNTI is
Dakshin Foundation is an Indian NGO committed to environmental sustainability and social justice. The foundation’s mission is to inform and advocate for conservation and natural resource management while promoting and supporting sustainable livelihoods, social development and environmental justice. With support from the TBT Coalition Grants
The Canoe and Fishing Gear Owners Association of Ghana (CaFGOAG) is an association of fishers and fishworkers who have organised to participate effectively in fisheries management and governance. It represents over 4000 members from 133 fishing communities across Ghana’s four coastal regions. The association promotes