Yves Rocher Foundation Terre de Femmes International Award 2027 (€10,000 Grant)
Brief Description
The Yves Rocher Foundation Terre de Femmes International Award 2027 is currently accepting applications from women-led environmental projects across the world. Centered on the theme “Trees in the City,” this edition focuses on action-oriented initiatives that place trees at the core of urban environments to reduce heat, protect biodiversity, refine air quality, and strengthen community bonds. If you are an adult woman or part of a collective of women managing an active project through a registered non-profit organisation, this global award offers a €10,000 grant to fund your work and welcomes you into an international network of committed leaders.
Name of Host Institution
Yves Rocher Foundation
Requirements/Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Yves Rocher Foundation Terre de Femmes International Award 2027, applicants must meet the following conditions:
Be an individual woman of legal age or a collective of women dedicated to nature conservation linked to trees.
Lead a concrete project implemented in any country worldwide.
Execute the project through a non-profit organisation (association under the French 1901 Act, foundation, or NGO) established for at least 1 year.
Reside in any country, as the award is open to all nationalities.
Grant Value and Benefits
Selected recipients receive:
A direct grant of €10,000 awarded to each winning project.
Selection as one of 2 global winners chosen worldwide.
Integration into a global community of committed women leading environmental change.
Deadline
Applications must be submitted by Monday, November 30, 2026 (midnight) via the online Wiin platform.
The 2027 edition focuses specifically on the theme “Trees in the City,” targeting concrete non-profit projects that integrate trees into urban spaces to support biodiversity and urban living conditions.
Projects must be managed through an established non-profit entity, such as an NGO, foundation, or an association under the French 1901 Act, that has been active for at least one year.
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