Grants to scale ecosystem-based adaptation
Grants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
In het EngelsSubsidies voor het verminderen van uitstoot en het aanpassen aan klimaatverandering.
Grants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
In het EngelsA full-time paid fellowship for experienced climate-business professionals to help early-stage climate-technology teams reach market, with an industry-competitive living stipend.
In het EngelsGrants for scientists and researchers worldwide to test high-risk, early-stage climate technologies while remaining in their current university, laboratory or research role.
In het EngelsFunding to test and expand climate-adaptation solutions that can improve the lives of millions of people living in poverty in developing countries. Applications are currently closed.
In het EngelsGrants of up to US$5 million to scale or spread innovative climate-adaptation solutions in eligible developing countries, submitted through accredited implementing entities.
In het EngelsGrants for businesses, individuals and public bodies to replace or improve existing equipment that uses electricity in Switzerland.
In het EngelsGrants for owners renovating buildings in Geneva canton to improve both building-envelope and overall energy ratings by at least two classes.
In het EngelsGrants help Swiss individuals, businesses and local authorities prepare, plan and carry out measures that reduce damage from climate change.
In het EngelsHelp with the cost of energy-efficiency advice and implementation assistance for smaller and medium-sized businesses in Switzerland.
In het EngelsGrants for preparing residential and business-fleet parking for electric vehicles, selected public charging sites and e-mobility advice in Canton Zurich.
In het EngelsGrants help industrial and commercial production businesses analyse their heat use and identify ways to recover waste heat and reduce energy consumption.
In het EngelsGrants help industrial and service businesses measure electricity-saving potential in electric drive systems and plan practical efficiency improvements.
In het EngelsGrants for Swiss companies to develop mobility plans and help staff and customers adopt more sustainable travel.
In het EngelsGrants for owners of pre-2000 buildings in Vaud to assess energy performance and compare renovation options.
In het EngelsGrants for owners insulating roofs, exterior walls and buried walls or floors of existing buildings in Aargau permitted before 2000.
In het EngelsGrants help owners renovate houses and apartment buildings in canton Bern through verified energy-class improvements or Minergie certification.
In het EngelsGrants for owners insulating existing buildings in Canton Solothurn, with an additional bonus for extensive roof and façade insulation.
In het EngelsGrants for insulating older buildings in Uri, with a higher rate for insulation combined with integrated solar facades.
In het EngelsGrants help building owners in the canton of Zug insulate older buildings, with an additional payment when eligible roof or facade insulation is combined with solar panels.
In het EngelsGrants help private building owners insulate older buildings in Canton Schwyz, with an additional bonus for extensive facade and roof renovation.
In het EngelsGrants for private owners insulating existing roofs, walls and floors in Canton Thurgau.
In het EngelsGrants for property owners improving insulation and windows in older Basel-Stadt buildings, with bonuses for better building energy performance.
In het EngelsGrants for renovating single-family homes, apartment buildings and nonresidential buildings in Canton Fribourg to certified Minergie standards.
In het EngelsBuilding owners in Basel-Landschaft can get grants to insulate roofs, facades and walls or floors against the ground. Qualifying projects can also receive insulation-related bonuses.
In het EngelsGrants help building owners in Bütschwil-Ganterschwil install solar panels or solar batteries and replace windows.
In het EngelsIndividuals and legal entities can receive grants for education and awareness activities that encourage energy saving and climate-friendly energy consumption in Rüti ZH.
In het EngelsA CHF 500 municipal top-up helps private building owners in Moudon pay for a CECB Plus energy audit supported by Vaud.
In het EngelsCHF 800 per boiler for EKZ electricity customers replacing a central electric water heater in a single-family home in canton Zurich.
In het EngelsGrants of up to £2,000 for community-led climate-resilience projects by Communities for Nature partners and groups in their partner communities.
In het EngelsA CHF 500 grant helps private owners and businesses install solar electricity systems on qualifying existing buildings in Worben.
In het EngelsAn additional municipal grant for energy-efficiency and renewable-energy projects in Vaz/Obervaz that already have a qualifying grant award from Graubünden.
In het EngelsBuilding owners can receive CHF500 towards a CECB Plus energy assessment for a building in Val Terbi, outside a property sale.
In het EngelsBuilding owners in Erstfeld can receive CHF 2,000 towards replacing electric heating with an air/water heat pump.
In het EngelsEWN electricity customers in Nidwalden can receive CHF 50–100 per qualifying energy-efficient appliance replacing an old one.
In het EngelsResidents can recover 25% of the cost of a personalised public transport subscription bought in 2026, up to CHF 250 per person for the year.
In het EngelsPer-appliance grants help households, companies and property managers in Bern, Solothurn and Jura replace inefficient household appliances.
In het EngelsA municipal grant tops up cantonal support for insulating existing buildings in Roggwil TG.
In het EngelsGrants for Luzern residents and businesses replacing old household appliances with eligible energy-efficient models.
In het EngelsGrants of CHF 50–100 per appliance help Thurplus electricity customers replace older household appliances in Frauenfeld.
In het EngelsA grant towards replacing old household appliances with efficient Topten-listed models for rhiienergie electricity customers.
In het EngelsProject grants for EBM members and eligible electricity-network customers to improve energy efficiency or reduce CO₂ emissions.
In het EngelsProject grants for innovative energy projects and installations that deliver measurable climate benefits in the city of Lucerne.
In het EngelsProperty owners can receive up to CHF 15,000 from the City of Kloten for solar electricity installations on existing buildings, including independently arranged projects.
In het EngelsA municipal top-up for owners insulating a building in Wetzikon after receiving Canton Zurich funding.
In het EngelsGrants help private applicants and businesses add solar thermal to buildings with combustion heating in Baden, Switzerland.
In het EngelsA grant for private individuals and companies installing storage of at least 6 kWh alongside solar panels to increase their own use of solar electricity in the city of Zug.
In het EngelsGrants help private and company building owners install or extend solar electricity and solar thermal systems in Steinhausen.
In het EngelsGrants for solar thermal collectors and batteries paired with solar PV at existing buildings in Horgen.
In het EngelsA one-time grant helps household solar-system owners buy plug-in solar panels installed in Wallisellen.
In het EngelsHouseholds in Illnau-Effretikon can receive 25% of the purchase price, up to CHF 300, when replacing an appliance with an energy-efficient model listed on Topten.
In het EngelsGrants cover 15% of an ordinary bicycle purchase, up to CHF 200, for Grand-Saconnex residents, businesses and nonprofit associations.
In het EngelsGrants help residents, locally established legal entities and local property owners install photovoltaic panels in Plan-les-Ouates.
In het EngelsA municipal grant for resident individual property owners who have received a Geneva cantonal grant for improving the energy performance of a local building.
In het EngelsA municipal grant matches the cantonal subsidy for a first CECB Plus energy assessment of an eligible home in Lancy.
In het EngelsA municipal grant toward a first CECB Plus energy diagnosis for eligible building owners in Meyrin.
In het EngelsResident homeowners in Carouge can get a home energy visit for CHF165 including tax if annual electricity use does not exceed 30,000 kWh.
In het EngelsGrants for private homeowners in Troinex installing voluntary solar photovoltaic panels on an existing building with no more than three dwellings.
In het EngelsResidents and businesses in Ecublens can receive CHF 1,500 towards a new fully electric car.
In het EngelsResidents, businesses and organisations in Morges can receive 20% of the fees for a photovoltaic feasibility study on an existing large roof or a collective roof project, up to CHF 1,000.
In het EngelsGrants for higher-education research and development in energy efficiency and renewable energy with local benefits for Lausanne and participating municipalities.
In het EngelsHouseholds living in Vevey can receive 50% of the cost of switching bulbs and fluorescent tubes to LEDs, up to CHF 100 under the standard grant.
In het EngelsBuilding owners in Rolle can receive a grant for an energy study that identifies improvements to an existing building, alongside cantonal support.
In het EngelsA grant covers 30% of the purchase price of a renewable-connected storage battery in Aigle, up to CHF 1,500, for individuals and legal entities liable for the municipal electricity tax.
In het EngelsBuilding owners can receive a grant for temporary heating when their boiler needs immediate replacement before a planned district-heating connection.
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