Grant Funding for Feminist Climate Justice @Oxfam Pacific

Overview

The Tipping Point Pacific Grant 2026 is a feminist climate justice funding opportunity supporting youth-led, women-led, disability-inclusive, and gender-diverse grassroots organisations in the Pacific working to address climate change, inequality, and environmental injustice.

Eligibility

This opportunity is open to:

• Youth-led organisations and collectives
• Women-led and gender-diverse groups
• Disability-inclusive grassroots initiatives
• Indigenous and community-rooted organisations
• Informal networks and unregistered groups (fiscal hosting available via Oxfam Pacific)
• Small organisations with limited access to funding

Applicants must be based in eligible Pacific regions including Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Samoa, Tonga, Papua New Guinea, Kiribati, Tuvalu, Marshall Islands, Palau, Nauru, West Papua, Kanaky, and others listed in the call.

Benefits

• Up to €10,000 in flexible funding
• Support for grassroots climate justice and community-led initiatives
• Strengthening of feminist, Indigenous, and decolonial approaches
• Resources for storytelling, advocacy, and cultural knowledge preservation
• Support for healing, wellbeing, and intergenerational leadership
• Increased visibility for local movements across regional and global platforms

Selected groups will benefit from both financial and capacity-building support designed to strengthen long-term impact.

How to Apply

Applicants must submit a proposal outlining their organisation, theory of change, community engagement, and planned activities for a 6–12 month period. Applications must demonstrate alignment with feminist climate justice principles, including care, inclusion, and Indigenous knowledge systems. A detailed budget and supporting materials (such as documentation, media links, or past work) are required. Applications are accepted in English and French only.

Deadline

May 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM Fiji Time

Learn more and apply on the official Oxfam Pacific website.