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The Beauval Nature - Grant Application Form is essential for individuals or organizations seeking funding for conservation and research projects. This guide aims to provide clear and comprehensive steps to assist users in filling out the form online accurately and effectively.

Follow the steps to complete your application successfully.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the application form and open it in your preferred online document editor.
2. Fill in the project title field, ensuring it clearly represents the essence of your project.
3. Indicate the location of your project by specifying the region and country.
4. Provide the project start date and your expected end date to outline the project timeline.
5. Enter your name, address, contact details (email and phone), and the name of your institution in the applicant section.
6. Complete the project coordinator's information if it differs from the applicant, including their address and institutional affiliation.
7. Identify the focal species for your project. Include the common and scientific names as well as the IUCN Red List status or any other endangerment listings.
8. Describe the project background and justification, providing the rationale behind the project’s necessity.
9. Outline specific project goals, making them measurable with a definitive timescale for achievement.
10. Detail the project methodology and planned actions that will be implemented to achieve the outlined goals.
11. List the expected project outputs, quantifying them where possible to showcase potential results.
12. Consider animal welfare in your project, describing how welfare has been addressed if applicable.
13. Reflect on the project's ethics by outlining any potential negative impacts and how they have been considered.
14. Detail the local or range's capacity, addressing facilities, personnel, and equipment available for your project.
15. Explain the expected conservation outcomes and quantify the anticipated impacts of your project.
16. Describe the mechanisms for monitoring project progress and outcomes throughout the project's duration.
17. Identify any collaborations with other NGOs or partners, if applicable.
18. Mention any opportunities for Beauval staff involvement in your project or areas for potential technical support.
19. If applicable, describe how local communities will participate in the project and how they will benefit from it.
20. Confirm whether the project has been approved by the government of the host country and identify any collaborating agencies or ministries.
21. Outline the expected publications from the project, indicating where and when they are expected to be published.
22. Convert all financial amounts to Euros (€) in the budget section, clearly laying out the total project budget.
23. List your matching funding already available, including sources and committed amounts.
24. Provide information on any matching funding pending, specifying sources and the amounts requested.
25. Clearly state the total requested funds from Beauval and break down the project budget to show how funds will be allocated.
26. If applicable, provide details of any previous Beauval support for this project or the applicant, including project details, amounts, and years.
27. Indicate plans for making the program self-sustainable.
28. Use the additional information space to include any other important details relevant to your application.
29. Attach a one-page Curriculum Vitae or resume for key project personnel.
30. Finalize the form by ensuring all sections are completed, then save your changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

Take the next step towards securing funding by completing the Beauval Nature Grant Application Form online today.