Funding of ClimaClic gGmbH

ClimaClic gGmbH offers an innovative and sustainable funding program for the implementation of climate protection projects in Germany. The funding program is based on a sponsorship model, where the sale of Clima tickets is used to provide financial support to non-profit organizations. This approach provides a crucial impetus for the development and execution of projects dedicated to achieving climate neutrality. In addition to supporting new initiatives, the funding also offers the possibility to further expand already initiated projects – always under the premise that the allocated funds are used economically and efficiently, and that a measurable contribution to the reduction of CO2 emissions is achieved.

The program is exclusively aimed at non-profit organizations based in Germany, which can prove their status through appropriate documentation (such as the tax exemption certificate). Additional requirements include a current extract from the commercial, association, or foundation register as well as a valid statute clearly defining the non-profit purpose. The evaluation of funding applications is based on sustainability aspects, the economic feasibility of project implementation, as well as the public benefit and climate protection impact. This holistic approach ensures that the measures are not only ecologically meaningful but also economically viable.

The ongoing application process allows interested parties to submit an application at any time and thus advance their projects. The procedure is conducted online in several steps, requiring not only organizational details but also detailed project information, such as the name and description of the initiative, as well as optional timelines. This funding model particularly supports innovative, environmentally conscious, and committed organizations that wish to actively contribute to addressing the global climate crisis. Through the support of ClimaClic gGmbH, a platform is created that enables sustainable ideas to be put into practice, thereby supporting a measurable shift toward a climate-neutral future.