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About this opportunity

The British Council is inviting Higher Education Institutions, TVET institutions, training providers, and NGOs to apply for the Climate Skills Global Collaboration Grants.

Grants support partnerships between UK institutions and organizations in Brazil, India, Indonesia, Mexico, and Viet Nam. Key features:

Up to £85,000 per partnership (cost split between UK and partner country institutions).
Duration: 9.5 months (mid‑January 2026 – 31 October 2026).
Focus on structured, industry‑aligned green work experience and entrepreneurship for youth.
Activities include: • Strategic partnerships between UK and partner country institutions • Co‑designed training and work experience for young people (18–30) • Knowledge exchange, capacity building, and sustained collaboration
Pre‑selected partners must be engaged in India, Indonesia, and Viet Nam.

Who can apply

Must be a joint proposal between one UK institution and one partner country institution
Eligible applicants: HEIs, TVET institutions, NGOs, training providers
Must deliver green work/entrepreneurship opportunities for youth (18–30)
Must submit:
Application form
Budget template (cost split)
Partner selection documents (for India, Indonesia, Viet Nam)
Project length: 9.5 months

British Council (supported by HSBC)Grant

Climate Skills Global Collaboration Grants

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Opportunity type

Grant

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

The British Council is inviting Higher Education Institutions, TVET institutions, training providers, and NGOs to apply for the Climate Skills Global Collaboration Grants.

Grants support partnerships between UK institutions and organizations in Brazil, India, Indonesia, Mexico, and Viet Nam. Key features:

Up to £85,000 per partnership (cost split between UK and partner country institutions).
Duration: 9.5 months (mid‑January 2026 – 31 October 2026).
Focus on structured, industry‑aligned green work experience and entrepreneurship for youth.
Activities include: • Strategic partnerships between UK and partner country institutions • Co‑designed training and work experience for young people (18–30) • Knowledge exchange, capacity building, and sustained collaboration
Pre‑selected partners must be engaged in India, Indonesia, and Viet Nam.

Who can apply

Must be a joint proposal between one UK institution and one partner country institution
Eligible applicants: HEIs, TVET institutions, NGOs, training providers
Must deliver green work/entrepreneurship opportunities for youth (18–30)
Must submit:
Application form
Budget template (cost split)
Partner selection documents (for India, Indonesia, Viet Nam)
Project length: 9.5 months

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