Application Deadline:
29 May 2026
About Organisation
The Ministry responsible for European Funds oversees funding programs aimed at advancing sustainable development and environmental resilience in Malta. Through strategic initiatives aligned with European Union priorities, the ministry supports projects that enhance biodiversity, promote climate action, and improve agricultural sustainability. Its programs are designed to assist farmers, organizations, and stakeholders in implementing environmentally responsible practices. By encouraging investments in ecosystem restoration and resource management, the ministry plays a key role in strengthening Malta’s agricultural sector while contributing to broader environmental and climate goals across Europe.
About the Grant
The Malta On-Farm Non-Productive Investments Grant supports farmers in implementing tree planting and ecological enhancement projects that improve biodiversity and sustainability. The program focuses on non-productive investments such as afforestation, soil conservation, and removal of invasive species. It aims to strengthen ecosystem services, reduce environmental degradation, and support climate resilience. Funding covers eligible costs including materials, labour, and professional services. By aligning with broader agricultural and environmental policies, the grant encourages sustainable land use practices and helps farmers contribute to long-term ecological balance and resource conservation.
Who can Apply?
The Malta On-Farm Non-Productive Investments Grant is open to farmers operating within Malta, including individuals, legal entities, and partnerships. Applicants must submit a complete application and demonstrate legal eligibility and financial capacity to support their share of project costs. Projects must align with environmental objectives and comply with agricultural, planning, and sustainability regulations. Eligible proposals should focus on activities such as tree planting, afforestation, or biodiversity enhancement. Applicants must ensure the use of native or indigenous species and avoid projects that are already completed or unrelated to environmental outcomes.
How to Apply?
Applicants must prepare a detailed proposal outlining project objectives, activities, timeline, and budget. They should confirm eligibility, demonstrate financial capacity, and ensure compliance with environmental and agricultural regulations. Supporting documents must be included to validate the project’s feasibility and alignment with sustainability goals. Applications are then submitted for evaluation based on impact, relevance, and contribution to biodiversity and environmental improvement.
Application Deadline
The final deadline to apply for the Malta On-Farm Non-Productive Investments Grant is 29 May 2026. Applications submitted after this date will not be considered.
Last Date To Apply
For more information, please visit the grant website here.
