Indonesia plastic circularity grants close on 17 November 2026 as local organizations finalize proposals to support waste workers and community-based recycling systems in Labuan Bajo and Buleleng.
The funding opportunity comes from the United Nations Development Programme alongside the Coca Cola Foundation, which launched the initiative to back civil society organizations and non-governmental groups across the region, according to fundsforNGOs – Grants and Resources for Sustainability.
Tender Impulse said that a related procurement notice under reference UNDP-IDN-00945 carried an earlier submission window closing on 05 November 2026. The current grant cycle runs with a strict deadline of 17 November 2026 at 17:00 (GMT +7).
The initiative targets structural improvements within community waste management. It directs resources toward the Plastics Circularity Project in designated areas including Labuan Bajo and Buleleng.
Proposals must focus on strengthening social, economic, and institutional foundations for local recycling networks.
Global Tenders said that the United Nations Development Programme Indonesia structured the program around leather, textile, rubber, and plastic waste management classifications.
Applicants must submit financial proposals and project documentation via email before the November deadline, keeping file sizes under 8 megabytes and virus-free.
Eligible applicants must be locally based non-governmental organizations or civil society groups operating within Indonesia.
The program does not prescribe fixed funding amounts. Participating organizations must draft realistic budgets that align directly with their planned community engagement and behavior change campaigns.
Interested groups must review the official terms of reference and submit their complete documentation to the designated United Nations Development Programme contact addresses before 17 November 2026.
