Request for Third-Party Subgrants for Natural Resource Management and Biodiversity in Cambodia - CEEJA (Danmission)

Sep 12, 2026

Danmission invites potential applicants to submit a proposal for a third-party subgrant under the CEEJA program, coordinated by Danmission with civil society partners and funded by the Delegation of the European Union to the Kingdom of Cambodia. The subgrant supports natural resource management and biodiversity work across Kampong Thom, Stung Treng, Kratie, Preah Vihear, and Oddar Meanchey, aiming to strengthen inclusive environmental justice through youth leadership, empowered communities, and capacity building. Proposed projects must align with defined objectives, deliverables, and activities, following the submission requirements and templates.

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Announcement Description

Project Background and Coverage

Expected Impact and Intermediate Outcomes

Subgrant Objectives and Specific Objectives

Enabling Environment and Capacity Building

Urban Youth Engagement

Required Outputs

Required Activities

Submission Requirements

Proposal Format and Language

Deadline and Email Subject

Request for third-party subgrants to carry out work in natural resource management and biodiversity in Cambodia with Danmission Announcement Description Please be informed that Danmission is recruiting a potential applicant for a third-party subgrant to carry out work in natural resource management and biodiversity in Cambodia. The project “Citizens Engaged in Environmental Justice for All”(CEEJA) is coordinated by Danmission in collaboration with a number of civil society groups and funded by the Delegation of the European Union to the Kingdom of Cambodia. Bid Components The CEEJA project will intervene in Kampong Thom, Stung Treng, Kratie, Preah Vihear and Oddar Meanchey, and is working towards the following expected impact: Citizens and civil society organizations are empowered to innovate peaceful practices and promote inclusive policies for access to environmental justice. The two intermediate outcomes for the CEEJA project are: Firstly, youth, in particular young women and urban citizens, become leaders in advocating for equitable governance of natural resources; and secondly, forest-dependent community members are more engaged in socially inclusive protection of natural resources. For the third-party subgrant, the overall objectives are: 􀀁 To build and create an enabling environment where forestry-dependent community networks, government entities, and CSOs work together for collective efforts to advocate forest protection and biodiversity conservation. The proposed third party subgrant project should address and contribute to one or more of the following specific objectives: 􀀁 To provide capacity building on forest protection and biodiversity conservation. 􀀁 To engage urban youth in forest protection and biodiversity conservation. The applicants must demonstrate they can contribute to achieving the following outputs: 􀀁 Urban and rural youth and forest-dependent community members are connected in support of environmental justice. 􀀁 Youth become more educated about biodiversity and environmental conservation through research. 􀀁 Forest dependent community members are enabled in forestry monitoring and customary usage of biodiversity. 􀀁 Citizens increase appreciation for their natural resources and biodiversity. Other CEEJA partners will also be contributing to achieving the abovementioned indicators. The proposed third party subgrant project should carry out the following activities: 􀀁 Facilitate exposure visits for university students and school children to learn about biodiversity and value the forests, as part of forestry protection and community-based eco-tourism development in Prey Lang, Prey Preah Rokar, and Sorng Rukhavoan; 􀀁 Organize debates on forest governance, enhancing livelihoods of rural communities with participation from local women community leaders, Ministry of Environment, and youth. 􀀁 Lead youth community service and outreach activities with local schools about forestry knowledge and raise funds to support community development activities and local research. 􀀁 Make a video documentary about flora research which is to be presented in a Flora Book Launching event in Phnom Penh. 􀀁 Launch an online Cambodia Biodiversity Network platform that encourages local community members and researchers to learn more about biodiversity. 􀀁 Organize arts & crafts and storytelling for forests. 􀀁 Stage mobile concerts on climate change and biodiversity to raise awareness about sustainable forest management. Submission Requirements If you are interested in applying for this subgrant, please submit your proposal in separate files and PDF format with the email subject: “P20-001CA CEEJA EU”. The proposal can be submitted in English or Khmer and must use the provided templates. The submission of the proposal should be made by 9 March 2022 at 5:00 P.M. The Term of Reference contains instructions in preparing the proposal. The proposed project should be started as soon a

FAQs

What is the CEEJA project and who coordinates it?

The CEEJA project (“Citizens Engaged in Environmental Justice for All”) is coordinated by Danmission in collaboration with civil society groups and funded by the Delegation of the European Union to the Kingdom of Cambodia.

Which regions will the third-party subgrant intervene in?

The CEEJA project will intervene in Kampong Thom, Stung Treng, Kratie, Preah Vihear, and Oddar Meanchey.

What activities are expected from the third-party subgrant project?

Activities include exposure visits for students and school children, debates on forest governance, youth community service and outreach, a flora video documentary for a book launch event, and the launch of an online Cambodia Biodiversity Network platform, among other community engagement activities.

Sep 12, 2026

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