The Albioma Foundation is opening its 2026 call for projects to overseas organizations committed to biodiversity conservation and workforce integration. In Martinique, interested organizations have until October 16, 2026, to submit their applications. The call for proposals targets projects requiring concrete investments to restore ecosystems, protect endangered species, or help people who are far from the job market find employment. Martinique is one of the five territories involved, along with Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Mayotte, and Réunion.
Projects ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 euros per year
Open since September 14, the call for proposals is intended exclusively for community organizations. Initiatives may focus on biodiversity, employment integration, or combine both of these themes.
There are several requirements for applications:
- an estimated amount of between 5,000 to 20,000 euros per year ;
- a duration ranging from one and three years ;
- a co-financing ;
- capital expenditures: materials, equipment, tools, seedlings, etc.
The program is therefore aimed at resources directly necessary for the implementation or development of projects, rather than routine operating expenses.
Certain projects and investments remain excluded
Projects devoted exclusively to research or outreach are not eligible. The purchase of vehicles is also excluded.
An organization may, however, submit a project that is already underway, provided that the investment for which it is seeking support has not yet been completed.
In Martinique, several projects have already been supported
The Albioma Foundation already supports several initiatives related to the Martinique region.
In the field of biodiversity, it supports REMA II, the program for the restoration and maintenance of ponds in the Caribbean, implemented in Martinique and Guadeloupe. The project calls for the restoration of at least 80 ponds between 2024 and 2026.
With regard to integration, L’Espérance – Apprentis d’Auteuil Martinique In particular, it received support for the purchase of a mechanical composter and the replacement of equipment used in its workshops and job-training sites.
ACISE Integration and Environment For its part, the organization combines the circular economy with a return to employment through the collection and recycling of textiles, linens, and shoes.
These examples illustrate the diversity of projects in Martinique that can address both environmental and social issues.
27 projects supported since 2023
Founded in 2023, the Albioma Foundation reports that it has supported 27 projects in the overseas territories where it operates.
His 2023–2027 term has a budget of 1.5 million euros. By 2025, more than 275,000 euros were allocated to public interest projects related to biodiversity and workforce integration.
It is recommended that you contact us before submitting your application
Before submitting their applications, organizations are asked to contact the Albioma Foundation in order to present their project and verify its eligibility.
The application package and detailed guidelines are available from the Foundation.
Applications must be submitted no later than October 16, 2026.
