Sponsor a Project
Becoming a Project Sponsor
A person becomes a Project Sponsor by creating a project. Registration and Sponsor verification form part of that process, so the steps below follow a project from first registration to Project Earth review.
Start by registering as a Sponsor through Project Earth's existing registration process. You may indicate your background, skills, project interests, preferred geographical locations and the types of contributions you would like to make.
Registration is an expression of interest and does not automatically confer validated Project Sponsor status or authority to act on behalf of Project Earth.
Who is a Project Sponsor?
A Project Sponsor is a person who identifies, initiates or represents a community infrastructure project and acts as the principal point of contact between the project and Project Earth.
Project Sponsors may be members of a local community, representatives of community organisations, professionals, aid workers, university students, recent graduates or other individuals who wish to contribute their time, skills and experience.
A Project Sponsor helps explain the needs of the community, develop a project proposal, coordinate relevant people and resources, and maintain communication with Project Earth as the project progresses.
Where appropriate, the Sponsor will work with community representatives, technical specialists and an allocated Project Earth Project Manager to develop the project and address its requirements.
Project Sponsors are expected to provide accurate information, maintain appropriate communication and act responsibly in representing the interests of the community.
Project Earth aims to establish long-term relationships with Project Sponsors, enabling people and organisations to participate in multiple projects over time.
Project funding and expenditure remain subject to Project Earth's proposed financial management, approval and accountability procedures. A Sponsor's responsibilities for any funds must be expressly authorised and must not be assumed merely through registration.
Who Can Become a Project Sponsor?
| Sponsor type | How you can contribute |
|---|---|
| Community Members | You identify local infrastructure needs, explain community priorities and help organise local participation. |
| Community Leaders | You bring people together, establish local support and assist with communication and decision-making. |
| Local Organisations and NGOs | You contribute local knowledge, established networks, practical experience and access to community resources. |
| Professionals and Technical Specialists | You help assess feasibility, prepare proposals, develop designs, estimate costs and identify technical requirements. |
| Businesses and Entrepreneurs | You contribute commercial knowledge, supplier contacts, logistics, materials and practical delivery experience. |
| Local University Students | You identify projects in your own communities, undertake research, collect information and assist with project documentation. |
| International University Students | You contribute research, design, engineering, environmental, communications and other skills, working with local communities and project teams. |
| Recent Graduates | You apply newly acquired professional skills to real projects, gain experience and help develop project proposals and delivery plans. |
How Project Sponsors Contribute
Project Sponsors may assist with:
- Identifying community infrastructure needs.
- Consulting community members and local organisations.
- Preparing and submitting project proposals.
- Collecting photographs, site information and supporting documentation.
- Identifying technical, material and human resource requirements.
- Assisting with preliminary project budgets and planning.
- Coordinating local participation and professional assistance.
- Communicating with the allocated Project Earth Project Manager.
- Providing progress information and supporting project reporting.
- Helping establish continuing relationships between Project Earth and local communities.
The nature of each Sponsor's contribution will depend on their skills, experience, availability and the requirements of the individual project.
Students and recent graduates may participate with appropriate academic or professional supervision where necessary.
Our Sponsors
Meet the people and community organisations developing project ideas through Project Earth.
These are fictional demonstration Sponsor profiles, not verified people, registered organisations or approved sponsorships. Photos are illustrative AI-generated portraits, not real people.
Project Sector Interests
| Photo | Name | Location | Interest / Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() | Bagmati Rural Health PartnershipDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S011 | Nepal · Local Organisations and NGOs | Health |
![]() | Bali Community Water CommitteeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S020 | Indonesia · Community Leaders | Infrastructure |
![]() | Chiang Rai Community Resilience GroupDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S013 | Thailand · Community Leaders | Infrastructure |
![]() | East Java Village Sanitation CommitteeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S017 | Indonesia · Community Leaders | Infrastructure |
![]() | Far North Learning AllianceDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S003 | Australia · Local Organisations and NGOs | Education |
![]() | Flores Island Energy PartnershipDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S019 | Indonesia · Local Organisations and NGOs | Technology & Innovation |
![]() | Gandaki School Development CommitteeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S009 | Nepal · Community Leaders | Education |
![]() | Isan Community Learning PartnershipDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S015 | Thailand · Local Organisations and NGOs | Education |
![]() | Karnali Village Water CommitteeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S010 | Nepal · Community Leaders | Infrastructure |
![]() | Koshi Community Access CommitteeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S012 | Nepal · Community Leaders | Infrastructure |
![]() | Lau Islands Education CommitteeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S007 | Fiji · Community Leaders | Education |
![]() | Lombok Community Learning AssociationDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S018 | Indonesia · Local Organisations and NGOs | Education |
![]() | Mae Hong Son Water InitiativeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S016 | Thailand · Community Leaders | Infrastructure |
![]() | Nan School Improvement CommitteeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S014 | Thailand · Community Leaders | Infrastructure |
![]() | Northern Communities Energy InitiativeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S001 | Australia · Local Organisations and NGOs | Technology & Innovation |
![]() | Regional Housing PartnershipDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S002 | Australia · Local Organisations and NGOs | Housing |
![]() | Taveuni Village Water CommitteeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S005 | Fiji · Community Leaders | Infrastructure |
![]() | Vanua Levu Community Health AssociationDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S006 | Fiji · Local Organisations and NGOs | Health |
![]() | Western Remote Water InitiativeDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S004 | Australia · Community Leaders | Infrastructure |
![]() | Yasawa Community Energy GroupDEMONSTRATION SPONSOR — NOT VERIFIED · S008 | Fiji · Community Leaders | Technology & Innovation |




















