> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.maearth.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.maearth.com/resources-for-land-stewards/project-profile/project-location.md).

# Project Location

What if my project has multiple locations?

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Choose your project's primary location where most of the work happens or where the largest area of land is being stewarded.

#### Why only one location?

Project locations help supporters locate projects in a particular area they wish to support, as well as understand the geographic context.

If your work truly spans multiple distinct locations, consider applying with different projects for different locations in future rounds. Each project can tell its own story and engage different community networks.

For now, choose the primary location when setting up your project profile. You can mention the other locations in your project description.

#### Which locations are eligible for funding rounds?

Ma Earth currently considers applications from organizations and projects in all countries.

**Please note: If your organization is not located in a** [**Stripe-supported country**](https://help.maearth.com/resources-for-host-partners/stripe-onboarding/stripe-supported-countries)**, you will need a** [**host partner**](/resources-for-land-stewards/about-host-partners.md) **in a Stripe-supported country to receive funds on your behalf.**

[Contact us](https://maearth.com/contact) if you have questions about your eligibility.


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