The GPTF is a fund established under the Game Products Trust Fund Act (Act No. 7 of 1997) to ensure that revenue from the sale of wildlife products is used exclusively for wildlife conservation and community conservation programs in Namibia.
The GPTF is a fund established under the Game Products Trust Fund Act (Act No. 7 of 1997) to ensure that revenue from the sale of wildlife products is used exclusively for wildlife conservation and community conservation programs in Namibia.
Applications for funding can be submitted through our website or directly to the GPTF office. The application must meet the criteria outlined in our Funding Guidelines.
Eligible projects include those related to wildlife conservation, community conservation, and rural development. Projects must align with the GPTF's objectives and be approved by the Board in consultation with the Minister of Environment and Tourism.
Funds are allocated to conservancies, wildlife councils, protected areas, and other approved entities. Allocation is based on the project’s relevance to wildlife conservation and community development.
All grant applications are reviewed by the GPTF Board and must be approved by the Minister of Environment and Tourism. Successful applicants will be notified and funds will be disbursed according to the terms of the grant agreement.