We do accept unsolicited grant proposals that are in line with our strategic pillars and goals. We truly feel honoured to learn about organisations around the world that also aim to educate and enable small-scale fisheries in Indian Ocean Coastal States to enjoy secure and sustainable livelihoods while protecting the environment.
See the StepsWe are always seeking new partnerships and opportunities to boost our progammes with increased funding, so if your organisation is aligned with our mission and purpose and you would like to contribute to the work of our grantees, please get in touch to discuss the programmes we have in the pipeline.
Contact UsThus far we have partnered with a number of different organisations to bring about change in the small-scale fisheries sector, and we are always keen to expand our network. If you have a programme you would like us to co-fund, or your organisation would like to connect with us, please get in touch using the form below.
Contact UsRead SFACT’s Theory of Change, review and assess it to ensure your organisation is in line with our goal and purpose.
Submit a proposal. Organisations who are interested in seeking a grant should submit a proposal (max. 5 pages).
We will endeavour to respond to your proposal within 30 days.
If you have any questions, or would like more information about how you can get involved with SFACT please use the form to contact us.
Sustainable Fisheries &
Communities Trust
1 London Street
Reading, Berkshire, RG1 4PN