Request for Proposals (RFP)
Our Initiatives
Rhinory Foundation is committed to safeguarding the future of rhinos by supporting innovative and impactful conservation projects worldwide. We invite eligible organizations to submit proposals for projects that align with our mission to protect endangered rhinos through strategic partnerships, impactful initiatives, and community engagement.
This Request for Proposals (RFP) seeks to identify and fund projects that address critical challenges facing rhino populations, including poaching, habitat loss, and human-wildlife conflict. We are particularly interested in projects that demonstrate a strong commitment to long-term sustainability, community involvement, and measurable impact.
Areas of Funding Interest
ENHANCED ANTI-POACHING MEASURES
We strengthen anti-poaching efforts by investing in technology, supporting ranger programs, and championing intelligence-led operations to combat poaching.
RHINO HABITAT PROTECTION AND RESTORATION
Rhinory Foundation supports projects that secure and expand rhino habitats, mitigate habitat fragmentation, and restore degraded ecosystems.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION
We empower local communities to become active participants in rhino conservation through educational initiatives and projects that promote sustainable livelihoods and reduce human-wildlife conflict.
RHINO RESEARCH AND MONITORING
Rhinory Foundation supports research projects that enhance our understanding of rhino biology, ecology, and the impacts of climate change, as well as population monitoring programs that provide crucial data for effective conservation management.
RHINO ORPHANAGE SUPPORT
We are committed to improving the lives of orphaned rhinos. We support programs that enhance the rehabilitation and release of these vulnerable animals back into the wild, giving them a second chance at life. We fund veterinary research that advances the care and treatment of orphaned rhinos, ensuring they receive the best possible support.
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for funding, applicants must:
- Be a registered non-profit organization or a recognized research institution.
- Demonstrate a proven track record in rhino conservation or related fields.
- Have the necessary expertise and capacity to implement the proposed project.
- Provide evidence of sound financial management.
- Projects must take place within the natural habitat range of one of the five rhino species.
Submission Guidelines:
- Project Summary: A concise overview of the proposed project
- Organizational Information: Details about the applicant organization, including its mission, history, and relevant experience.
- Project Description: A detailed description of the project, including its objectives, methodology, timeline, and expected outcomes.
- Budget: A detailed budget outlining all project costs.
- Monitoring and Evaluation Plan: A plan for monitoring and evaluating the project’s impact.
- Letters of Support: Letters of support from relevant stakeholders.
- Proof of non-profit or research institution status.
