Commission for Environmental Cooperation - EJ4Climate: Environmental Justice and Climate Resilience

• Project proposal detailing activities and objectives.
• Proof of organizational status (nonprofit, Indigenous community, etc.).
• Budget overview and timeline for project execution.

• Nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations.
• Civil society, community groups, faith-based organizations, Tribal nations, Indigenous communities.

Who is eligible?

• Nonprofit organizations involved in environmental justice or community development.
• Indigenous communities and tribal nations.
• Civil society groups focusing on climate resilience and environmental advocacy.

Who is not eligible

• For-profit companies or commercial enterprises.
• Organizations without a registered legal status.
• Entities involved in activities unrelated to community education or environmental justice.

Eligible expenses

• Community education and outreach activities.
• Partnership development and capacity building.
• Training and workshop expenses.

Ineligible Costs and Activities

Eligible geographic areas

• Canada, Mexico, and the United States.

• Alignment with program objectives to promote environmental justice and climate adaptation.
• Potential impact on underserved and Indigenous communities.
• Feasibility and clarity of the project plan.
• Capacity of the organization to deliver planned activities.

• The program emphasizes supporting community-led education on environmental justice and climate adaptation.
• Funding aims to empower underserved, vulnerable, and Indigenous communities in North America.
• Projects should foster partnerships and community engagement.
• Organizations are encouraged to submit proposals aligned with local environmental needs.