Partnering for Impact – a Funding Circle Services webinar
This session, Partnering for Impact is the third session in a series of webinars provided by the Funding Circle Service team to build the Permaculture movement’s funding capacity and readiness. The webinars are offered free of charge and are funded by the International Permaculture CoLab through the GROW project.
This and other webinars builds on the https://fundingreadiness.org resources already published.
30th September 2026
16:00 – 17:30 UTC (check time in your own timezone here: https://everytimezone.com/s/7150e847)
During this session you will learn how to plan and set up a joint funding bid including:
· Planning out the program or project, the infrastructure such as monitoring and evaluation, reporting etc.
· Selection of partners, identifying and selecting funding bids/calls, shared communication, roles/responsibilities.
You will also learn how to identify if you are ready to participate in a joint project.
We will also go over briefly the funding readiness check which you can then take in your own time.
This session is for Networks, Organizations, Associations and community groups who are funding ready and are looking to set up joint projects, and apply for funding together to fund those projects.
After this session you will receive a link to the session recording and the presentation as well as a link to the feedback form. Your feedback enables us to keep improving these sessions in the future.
If you are looking for partners we would like to invite you to join the International Permaculture CoLab and sharing more about your projects and what you are looking for in a partner.
Our amazing co-hosts for this event:
International Permaculture CoLab – https://perma.earth
Visit our website to learn more about us:
Organiser
Our Domain is in Finance & Economics
- Identify and highlight value exchange / funding opportunities
- Identify, secure and mobilise resources that support participants to nurture existing initiatives and develop new eco-social enterprises, projects and initiatives that address identified challenges in permaculture, or add additional value to permaculture networks;
- Identify and build relationships with fundraisers and fiscal sponsors working within permaculture and support them to be more effective
- Apply for funding on behalf of CoLab, its members and appropriate initiatives of the wider permaculture movement
- Create an opportunity to access resources and research for permaculture related projects and innovations in the field
- Identify priorities, gaps and significant change-making opportunities in the permaculture movement that need resourcing
- Provide proposal writing assistance, partnership or leadership, including references and movement information
- Provide advice / consultations to enhance aspiring funding applicants, including monitoring and evaluation
- Provide training and sharing resources related to fundraising
- Create a community of practice
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