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Tuesday 10 november 2026
To support applicants in preparing strong project proposals, BESTLIFE2030 is offering a series of information and guidance sessions for the 3rd Call for Proposals. Below you can find the recording of last week’s general information session, as well as details of an upcoming session focused on the financial requirements of the call.
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The third BESTLIFE2030 call for proposals is now open, providing new funding for locally led biodiversity conservation across Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten.
Last week, we hosted the information session for new applicants to the third Call for Proposals of the BESTLIFE2030 programme. During the session, participants received an overview of the call and guidance on preparing a strong proposal.
We also encourage applicants to join the upcoming financial guidance session. This session is designed to help applicants understand the financial requirements of the third Call and prepare realistic project budgets, particularly at the concept note stage.
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Please mark this session in your calendar if you are planning to submit a proposal. We hope you will be able to join.
This project is part of the BESTLIFE2030 programme. It is funded by the EU LIFE-programme, a European environmental and climate action grant programme. BESTLIFE2030 provides funding for projects that work on nature conservation and restoration in overseas countries and territories of the European Union to stop and reverse global biodiversity loss.
IUCN NL is the focal point for Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten. These islands have a high biodiversity, but are among the places that are the most vulnerable to climate change and environmental pressures.

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