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CFP-1: APPLICATION UPDATE
The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund’s inaugural Call for Proposals (CFP-1) is underway, marking an important step in mobilising local action to strengthen climate resilience across the Virgin Islands.
The first stage of the application process opened on 3 September 2026, inviting eligible entities to submit Concept Notes for projects that respond to the Territory’s climate resilience priorities. The Concept Note submission period closed on 23 September 2026, and applications are now being reviewed for eligibility and alignment with the requirements of CFP-1.
Eligible applicants will be invited in early October to progress to the next stage and submit a Detailed Application, with a deadline of October 2026.
Through this inaugural funding programme, the VICCTF is making US$900,000 available for Community Resilience Grants, supporting practical projects that strengthen the resilience of our communities, ecosystems and economy. A further US$100,000 is available through Capacity-Building Grants to help eligible entities strengthen their capacity to participate in climate action that benefits communities across the Virgin Islands and better prepare for future funding opportunities.
To learn more about CFP-1, the funding priorities and the application process, click here.


ABOUT THE FUND
The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund was legally established in March 2015 by passage of The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund Act. The Trust Fund is an independent entity dedicated to raising, managing and disbursing funds to qualified applicants to build resilience to climate change impacts and transition to clean, renewable energy. The Trust Fund is part of a wider framework for climate change response in The Virgin Islands which also includes a comprehensive Climate Change Policy and a multisector Climate Change Committee.
OUR IMPACT

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FACILITATE
Seek to facilitate a link between domestic and international climate change finance sources with national climate change investment strategies
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ATTRACT
Serve as a catalyst to attract investments to implement a range of priority climate change adaptation and mitigation projects and programmes in The Virgin Islands
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DIRECT
Serve as the official organisation designated on behalf of the Territory to receive direct financing from any external source in order to carry out climate change adaptation and mitigation projects and programmes in The Virgin Islands
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