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    SFF-2026 Climate Change Theme Round

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    SFF-2026 Climate Change Theme Round supports organizations working on energy, carbon capture, agriculture, ecosystems, and policy to reduce warming and protect environmental health.

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    Funder: Survival and Flourishing Fund

    Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Rolling Application and Climate Change Supplemental Application)

    Funding Amounts: Estimated total round funding: $2–4 million

    Summary: Supports organizations addressing climate change through sustainable energy, carbon capture, agriculture, ecosystem restoration, policy, and related efforts.

    Key Information: Charities and for-profit organizations may apply; a Speculation Grant guarantees eligibility for consideration.


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    The Survival and Flourishing Fund (SFF) Climate Change Theme Round supports organizations addressing the causes and effects of climate change. It aims to protect environmental health, reduce harms from human-driven warming, and sustain robust ecosystems. Areas of interest include alternative energy and pathways to fully sustainable energy, carbon capture, agricultural innovation, ecosystem restoration, policy advocacy, and other climate-related efforts.

    The round particularly welcomes applications of artificial intelligence, but projects do not need to involve AI. It seeks approaches that could slow, stop, or reverse rising atmospheric temperatures and ensure ecosystem health. SFF coordinates funding from Jaan Tallinn in collaboration with Survival and Flourishing Corp. The climate round operates independently of the Main Round’s three tracks, with its own specialist Recommenders.


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