Green Fund

Green Fund The Green Fund is the national environmental fund of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. WHAT IS THE GREEN FUND?

It is a grant facility that is available to eligible organizations who wish to engage in environmental activities and/or projects that are related to the key focal areas. GREEN FUND FOCAL AREAS
 Remediation,
 Reforestation,
 Environmental education and public awareness of environmental issues,
 Conservation of the environment


ELIGIBLE ORGANIZATIONS
 Non-Governmental organizations (Registere

d with the Ministry/Division with responsibility for Community Development)
 Community based organizations (Registered with the Ministry/Division with responsibility for Community Development)
 Non-Profit organization (Registered with the Ministry of Legal Affairs)
 Enacted organizations (Registered under any other act other than the Companies Act e.g. An Act of Parliament)


THE APPLICATION PROCESS
(please see pinned photo on page)


DOCUMENTS REQUIRED.
 Proof of Incorporation or Registration of Applicant
 Constitution, Articles of Association or By-Laws of Applicant
 Organizational Chart
 Project Location Map
 Project Staffing Chart
 Key Personnel Résumés of position job specifications
 Budget Quotations/Supporting Documents
 Proof of Stakeholder(s) Participation
 Letter(s) of Interest from key persons or organizations proposed to be contracted and proposed fees (if applicable)
 Project Proposal Document (if applicable)
 Previous Project/Funding History Reports (if applicable)
 Authorization from relevant authorities e.g. Access/use of lands at project site (if applicable)
 Certificate of Environmental Clearance (if applicable)
 Reports of Community/Stakeholder Consultations, re: project support (if applicable). Contact Information
Leslie-Ann Dillon
Community Liaison Officer
[email protected]
Tel: (1) 868-225-3319/3320
Cell: (1) 868-722-4720

Avah Atherton
Community Liaison Officer
[email protected]
Tel: (1) 868-225-3319/3320

Website http://www.planning.gov.tt/divisions/green-fund

Watershed Management with Nature Seekers
14/11/2025

Watershed Management with Nature Seekers

25/09/2025
11/09/2025
Future Fishers launches its information system - FISHNET
06/09/2025

Future Fishers launches its information system - FISHNET

🌊 Future Fishers information system called 'FISHNET' is now online

FISHNET is our interactive digital platform that gives fishers and communities access to reliable data, safety tools, and information for better decision-making.

We’ve shared it at exhibitions and conferences, and now you can try it for yourself.

👉 Explore the interactive tool here: https://futurefishers.org/fishers-baseline/

04/09/2025

STEM 2025 - Nature Seekers

30/06/2025

Important Notice: Unauthorized Activity at Matura Turtle Nesting Site

We are deeply disheartened by a serious breach of protocol that occurred this weekend involving an individual falsely claiming to be an authorized turtle tour guide. Such incidents not only jeopardize the safety of our nesting turtles but also undermine decades of dedicated conservation work.

Please remember: only guides with formal written authorization from both the Forestry Division and EMA can conduct tours on protected nesting sites. A visitor permit is not enough.

We sincerely thank all visitors and tour operators who follow protocol and support our mission to protect this critical nesting site and all others.

Conservation thrives on vigilance, respect, and shared accountability!

18/06/2025

As we continue to celebrate , the BCRC-Caribbean challenges you to join us in the fight against plastic pollution! Enter our Challenge 🌎

08/06/2025

The Legacy of Richard Laydoo

The "Coral Reefs of Trinidad and Tobago” book is dedicated to Mr. Richard Laydoo, the first coral reef researcher at the Institute of Marine Affairs.

His book, “A Guide to the Coral Reefs of Tobago,” written in 1991, introduced the public to Tobago’s reefs and laid the foundation for this new edition.

In his honour, “Coral Reefs of Trinidad and Tobago” builds on that legacy with the latest findings, reef imagery and conservation updates.

Learn more about Mr. Richard Laydoo in our upcoming book, “Coral Reefs of Trinidad and Tobago.”

Launch Date: June 10, 2025

Thanks to our sponsor, Shell Trinidad and Tobago, for making this possible.

The Green Fund thanks you for your dedication.
08/06/2025

The Green Fund thanks you for your dedication.

Congratulations to Dr. Rahanna Juman Institute of Marine Affairs
05/05/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Rahanna Juman Institute of Marine Affairs

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Level 7, Tower C, International Water Front Centre, 1 Wrightson Road
Port Of Spain

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Monday 08:00 - 16:15
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:15
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:15
Thursday 08:00 - 16:15
Friday 08:00 - 16:00

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