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About this opportunity

A UK-registered, London-based community organisation or non-profit using sport or physical activity to raise climate awareness, build environmental resilience, or promote sustainable practices, particularly among young people and underserved communities.

Seeks community‑led initiatives that harness sport and physical activity to:

Drive climate awareness and engagement (campaigns, workshops, literacy, resilience training)
Enable climate‑resilient participation (low‑carbon practices, sustainable infrastructure, safe play spaces)

Benefits include:

Grants of £50,000–£100,000 for 3–6 winners
Peer review process with feedback from other applicants
Exclusive roundtables and networking opportunities
Visibility through Changemakers platform

Who can apply

Initiative must address climate change through sport/physical activity
Strong community involvement (youth and underserved groups prioritized)
Evidence of early impact or credible path to impact
Clear plan for viability and scalability
Applicants must participate in peer review (reviewing 5–10 other applications)

Ashoka Changemakers, in partnership with Go! LondonCompetition

Sports for Climate Action Challenge

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Opportunity type

Competition

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

United Kingdom

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Seeks community‑led initiatives that harness sport and physical activity to:

Drive climate awareness and engagement (campaigns, workshops, literacy, resilience training)
Enable climate‑resilient participation (low‑carbon practices, sustainable infrastructure, safe play spaces)

Benefits include:

Grants of £50,000–£100,000 for 3–6 winners
Peer review process with feedback from other applicants
Exclusive roundtables and networking opportunities
Visibility through Changemakers platform

Who can apply

Initiative must address climate change through sport/physical activity
Strong community involvement (youth and underserved groups prioritized)
Evidence of early impact or credible path to impact
Clear plan for viability and scalability
Applicants must participate in peer review (reviewing 5–10 other applications)

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