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Climate Action Fund

The Masterton District Council Climate Action Fund is designed to partner with the community to enable projects that respond to climate change and build resilience in the Masterton District. Funding is available for initiatives that reduce emissions, protect our environment, and strengthen our communities.

The Climate Action Fund is now open.

Masterton District Council will consider applications for projects that:

  • benefit the Masterton District
  • align with one or more of the following outcomes:
    • Emission reduction
    • Emission sequestration
    • Enhanced resilience
    • Water conservation
    • Enhanced biodiversity (with climate change benefits)
    • Climate innovation
  • demonstrate commitment to long-term impact and measurable results.

Funding Available

  • Minimum grant: $2,000
  • Maximum grant: $50,000
  • The fund can cover up to 50% of total project costs.
  • Volunteer time can be included in budgets, we recommend valuing it at the living wage.
  • The total fund available is $130,000
  • Projects must start before 30 June 2027

Who Can Apply

Applications are welcome from:

  • iwi, hapū and marae
  • community groups
  • individuals
  • businesses
  • social enterprises
  • the agriculture sector

Eligible applicants can partner with schools or government organisations, though these organisations cannot apply as lead applicants.

Applications close at 4pm, Friday, 31 July 2026.

If you need help making an application, email our Community Development team for support on communitydevelopment@mstn.govt.nz.

Accountability Reporting

If you received a grant last year, you need to complete and return the accountability form (refer to the Key Documents section below) before you can apply or be eligible for a grant this year.

Key Documents

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