CapitaLand Community Resilience Initiative 2026
About the Initiative
The CapitaLand Community Resilience Initiative is a multi-year, outcome-driven resource mobilisation platform to strengthen high-potential non-profits and scale effective solutions to build community resilience across Asia.
By focusing on children and youth, the Initiative aims to equip the next generation with the skills, knowledge and support systems needed to thrive in the face of adversity, driving economic growth and strengthening their resilience to ensure a stronger, more adaptive and equitable future.
CapitaLand Community Resilience Initiative 2026
The second edition of the CapitaLand Community Initiative will provide a funding of up to S$4 million to support non-profits across Asia. This includes an initial mobilisation of S$3.5 million, alongside a new Outcomes Achievement Fund that grantees can unlock upon successful delivery of defined results.
The Initiative is supported by a network of strategic partners.
- AVPN: AVPN returns as the Global Knowledge Partner, strengthening the grantee selection process with access to a wide pool of quality applicants, due diligence, outcome monitoring, cross-regional learning and capacity building.
- Philanthropy Asia Alliance (PAA): Part of the Temasek trust ecosystem, PAA serves as an ecosystem partner, helping to identify grantees with proven results and further scale high-impact solutions through its network.
Support Offered
Selected grantees of the CapitaLand Community Resilience Initiative will gain access to:
Funding
Capacity Building
Access to Networks
Outcomes Achievement Fund
Who is Eligible to Apply?
Organisation Status
- Be a legally registered impact organisation operating in one of the target regions of our target markets (more details available in FAQ)
- Be secular in nature and non-politically affiliated
- Have a programme that has been running for at least one (1) year - pilot programmes are not eligible
- Possess a well-defined plan with clear potential for scalability, feasibility, and impact
- Be able to provide two (2) recent years of audited financial reports
- Be able to provide volunteer opportunities to supporters of the Initiative
Your organisation should not be:
- Included in the US or EU sanctions list, or blacklisted by any UN or international agency
Impact Areas
We are looking for programmes that can show clear, measurable outcomes for children and youth.
- Early childhood and basic education: To strengthen age-appropriate cognitive and learning skills
- Skills development: To equip beneficiaries with relevant technical, vocational, and/or life skills
- Mental well-being: To enhance socio-emotional competencies and access to social support
Overall Program Timeline
June 2026
Info Sessions
- 28 May 2026: Virtual Info Session 1
- 02 June 2026: In-person Engagement Session in Hanoi
- 05 June 2026: In-person Engagement Session in Shanghai
- 10 June 2026: Virtual Info Session 2
- 11 June 2026: In-person Engagement Session in Bangalore
22 June 2026
Application Deadline
June - October 2026
Review Period
November 2026
Announcement of Grantees
Application Period
16 March – 24 April
Hear From Our Funders
General Questions
What types of support does the Fund provide?
Successful applicants will receive grant funding, an Outcomes Achievement Fund (subject to performance), capacity building support, and ecosystem engagement and networking opportunities.
How much funding can I apply for?
How are organisations selected to receive support from the Fund?
Organisations are selected through an open call process. The selection is based on various criteria, including the organisation’s problem-solution fit, the impact of the organisation’s proposed initiatives, and their ability to effectively utilise the resources provided by the Fund.
What is the project period?
The project period is two years from the date of disbursement.
Can organisations submit multiple applications?
INGOs with separate locally registered offices may submit individual applications for each office. We would encourage one registered entity to focus on submitting one proposal.
Should I prepare my proposal to apply to multiple markets?
We prefer that your application focuses on one market.
How many projects do you plan to Fund through this Initiative?
We plan to support 3 projects per market.
What are the reporting requirements?
Grantees must submit progress reports and join check-in calls every six months. More details, including the reporting template, will be shared during the onboarding process.
I applied for/was rewarded a grant under CCRI 2025. Can I apply again?
Yes, you are welcome to apply again.
Organisational Eligibility
What is the specific eligibility criteria per market for this Initiative?
Please note that eligible organisation types, HQ locations, and programme geographies vary by market. See below for market-specific eligibility criteria.
Market | Organisation Type | Programme Implementation Geography |
| China* | Nonprofit | Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Chongqing, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Xi’an, Ningbo, Dalian, Tianjin, Shenzhen, Wuxi |
| India | Nonprofit | Tamil Nadu, Karnataka |
| Singapore | Nonprofit | Island-wide |
| Vietnam | Nonprofit or Social Enterprise** | Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Haiphong, Bac Ninh, Tay Ninh, Phu Tho, Hung Yen, Son La, Vinh Long |
*China: Applications are managed by our partner, in China. Please contact us to learn more about the application process and timeline, and to apply.
**Vietnam: Social enterprises must meet government-stipulated requirements. See FAQ for details.
Are social enterprises eligible to apply?
This depends on the market you are applying from. Social enterprises based in Vietnam are eligible to apply, provided they meet government-stipulated requirements for social enterprises. Applicants from all other markets must be legally registered non-profit organisations. Please evaluate if your organisation fulfils this criteria before proceeding to apply.
What are the necessary requirements to prove my organisation’s status as a social enterprise in Vietnam?
As stipulated by the Vietnamese government, a social enterprise must satisfy the following criteria:
- It is an enterprise duly registered for establishment in accordance with this Law;
- Its operational objective is to address social and/or environmental issues for the benefit of the community;
- It uses at least 51% of its total annual after-tax profits for reinvestment in order to achieve its registered objectives.
For social enterprises applying from Vietnam, please provide documentation verifying that your organisation meets the government-stipulated requirements for social enterprises.
Are big international non-governmental organisations eligible to apply?
If your organisation is a registered Non-Profit organisation then you will be eligible to apply. If you have multiple registered legal entities, please list one that is most relevant to the region that the Fund covers. You should also ensure that the organisation listed meets the application eligibility.
What types of documentation do you accept as proof of non-profit or charities?
Please provide the legal documentation issued by the national authorities in your country.
Are pilot programmes eligible to apply?
No. Your programme must have been running for at least one (1) year to be eligible. Pilot programmes are not eligible for consideration.
My organisation operates in one of the four target markets but is registered abroad. Can we apply?
Yes, as long as your organisation is operating in one of the four target markets, you are eligible to apply.
How would I be eligible for the Outcomes Achievement Fund?
The Outcomes Achievement Fund is an additional funding unlocked upon achieving predefined outcomes, reinforcing a strong focus on execution and sustained impact. To be qualified for this Fund, you must be a CCRI grantee and achieve strong performances in terms of impact, partnership, and growth prospects. This funding is designed to support the further growth of your organisation upon completion of the grant period.
Application Process
Who evaluates the applications?
Applications are evaluated by an Operating and Grant Committee based on the criteria that have been shared.
What currency should my application be in?
Please use SGD as the main currency for all parts of the application, including grant ask and budget.
How detailed should the project description be when we fill in the application form?
Each section of the form has a word count limitation. It is up to your discretion to provide as much relevant information about the project, within the word count.
Can we apply as a coalition with one lead partner? If yes, can the lead partner put in more than one application with different partners?
Joint applications are allowed, but there must be one lead applicant submitting the application.
How can we send documents and attachments?
You will be able to upload all necessary documents through the online application portal.
Does my proposal have to cover all of these 3 impact areas?
No, as long as your proposal covers at least one of the impact areas, your proposal will be considered.
Can my proposal include beneficiaries above the age of 21?
Yes, but the primary focus should be on children and youth under 21.
Do the key beneficiaries in my proposal have to specifically be from marginalised communities?
No, as long as your project focuses on children and youth under 21 in your community.
I am planning to implement my programme in China. How do I apply?
Applications from China are managed by our partner in China. Please contact us for more information on the application process and relevant events happening in China.
I am planning to implement my programme in India. Is FCRA required to apply?
No, FCRA is not required for this initiative.
