About Organisation
The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. Operating in over 100 countries, it builds connections, understanding, and trust between people in the UK and worldwide through arts, education, and English. The organisation works to address global challenges through collaboration, innovation, and inclusion. It focuses on empowering youth, promoting sustainability, and supporting creative and educational initiatives that foster mutual growth. Through global programmes and partnerships, the British Council advances the UK’s engagement with international communities and strengthens cross-cultural cooperation in areas such as climate action, education reform, skills development, and cultural exchange.
About the Grant
The Climate Skills Global Collaboration Grants Programme 2025 aims to foster international partnerships that enhance youth skills in green entrepreneurship and sustainable innovation. With funding of up to £85,000, the programme supports collaborative projects that equip young people with climate-relevant skills, promote sustainable livelihoods, and encourage global cooperation to address environmental challenges. The initiative seeks to connect educational and youth-focused institutions across countries, encouraging knowledge exchange and the co-creation of innovative solutions. Projects are expected to align with the British Council’s priorities on climate action, sustainability, and inclusive economic growth, fostering long-term partnerships that empower youth to drive local and global environmental change.
Who can Apply?
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organisations and academic institutions based in participating countries such as Brazil, India, Indonesia, and Mexico. Applicants must demonstrate prior experience in youth engagement, entrepreneurship, sustainability, or climate-related projects. Partnerships should ideally include at least one UK-based institution collaborating with an international partner from the eligible countries. Projects must focus on skill development, green entrepreneurship, and climate innovation, ensuring equitable participation and meaningful youth engagement. Strong proposals will show clear project outcomes, mutual benefit, and a plan for long-term collaboration. Applications should be submitted in English and include a detailed project proposal, budget plan, and partnership framework.
How to Apply?
Interested institutions must prepare a detailed project proposal highlighting objectives, activities, partners, expected outcomes, and a budget plan. Applications should be submitted through the British Council’s online portal before the deadline.
Application Deadline
The application deadline is 17 November 2025.
Last Date To Apply
For more information, please visit the grant website here.
