Grants and Awards

Are you ready to take your organization to new heights with revolutionary in-kind software? Look no further than Tutator Forward! This incredible grant program is designed to help you achieve your goals and make a positive impact on society or the environment. With Tutator Forward, you have the power to choose your donor and master the art of effective fundraising with our step-by-step guide. But that’s not all – we also offer a video for you to watch and get inspired! Unlike traditional grants, Tutator Forward is an in-kind grant, which means we don’t provide financial support. Instead, we collaborate with grantees to develop a custom software solution for their

1. The ICR Facility is calling out to all public and private sector organizations in African, Caribbean, or Pacific (ACP) countries to submit proposals for free technical assistance to advance Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE). Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity! 2. Hurry up and secure your spot for the live webinar on Market Research and Fundraising by the ICR Facility. They can help you unleash the potential of women as entrepreneurs, workers, and investors in ACP countries. 3. The ICR Facility is dedicated to breaking down legal and regulatory barriers that hinder Women’s Economic Empowerment. They provide support to policymakers, government agencies, and stakeholders to update existing laws and

The gener8tor Luxembourg accelerator is now accepting applications! This awesome 12-week program is designed to help startups in various industries by providing them with seed capital and the necessary tools to build and expand their businesses. Based in Luxembourg, this program offers a unique blend of in-person and virtual components. What’s really cool is that gener8tor focuses on startups that are all about making a positive impact at the corporate, government, and community level. They also love founders who are passionate about sustainability and want to revolutionize outdated industries. Every three months, gener8tor selects a handful of startups (around five to seven) to participate in their accelerator. During this time,

1. The Global Health Council is offering Advocacy in Motion Grants to support CSOs in LMICs with their pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response advocacy initiatives. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to make a difference in global health! Apply now for the Advocacy in Motion Grants. 2. Are you passionate about global health and advocacy? The Global Health Council is seeking proposals for AIM Grants to support CSOs in LMICs with their pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response initiatives. Apply today and make a difference in your community. 3. The Global Health Council is committed to supporting CSOs in LMICs with their pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response advocacy initiatives. Apply for

Apply for EJN Story Grants to Strengthen Environmental Coverage in the Amazon 2024. Internews’ EJN is giving journalists a chance to make a difference in the Amazon Region! They are offering story grants ranging from $1,500 to $2,500 to produce stories on transnational conservation crimes. These crimes, such as wildlife trafficking and illegal logging, are posing a serious threat to the Amazon ecosystem and the Indigenous peoples and local communities who call it home. It’s not easy for journalists and environmental defenders to tackle these issues. They often face violence and threats to their safety, on top of limited resources and training. That’s why it’s crucial to improve the quality

Hey there! Are you one of Africa’s brightest minds who’s enrolled to study for a SAICA accredited Post Graduate Diploma in Accounting programme in 2024? Well, Sanlam Group is calling on you to apply for our bursary programme today! We’re looking for individuals who possess a high level of professionalism, work ethic and technical ability, and have a desire to pursue their articles within an environment that will shape, challenge and support them to become the best version of themselves. Our Sanlam CA Training Programme is guided by SAICA regulations, which requires practical experience to obtain the prescribed technical and professional competence in the value creation process. So, if you

The Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance annually invites proposals for financial instruments that can attract investment to address challenging climate and sustainable development issues. Selected ideas are provided with guidance and support from influential leaders in the public and private sectors, who offer expertise, political capital, and financial support to the instruments. Additionally, the chosen proposals undergo rigorous analysis, stress-testing, and development by Climate Policy Initiative’s team of experts. The Lab seeks innovative finance solutions that can mobilize investment to address complex climate and sustainable development challenges, as well as investment opportunities for a net zero economy. Sustainable finance proposals should offer returns for private investors, generate employment and

Growth4Her is a 6-month Investor Readiness Accelerator Program, open to women in West and Central Africa. We are currently running cohorts in Cameroon and Nigeria. While our application portal is always open, selected candidates will only be contacted when they have been selected for a new cohort. Each Cohort is open to at least 15 and at most 25 women. To know if you qualify for our program read the Eligibility Criteria Below. To know when we launch a new cohort kindly subscribe to our newsletter.  Eligibility ≥ 51% owned by a woman or,   ≥ 20% owned by a woman and have ≥ one woman as CEO/COO (President/Vice President); and

Apply for funding to support excellent global health research and strengthen research leadership across sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). We aim to attract and retain exceptionally talented ‘rising star’ individuals who will lead high quality research on key global health issues pertinent to SSA. Researchers should be supported by an enthusiastic local research environment and by a UK-based mentor as part of a partnership between the African and UK institutions. Awards will provide support for up to five years and the requested amount should not exceed £750,000 in total. Medical Research Council (MRC) African Research Leaders 2023 (£750,000 in grants) Who can apply Lack of grant funding and research infrastructure in many

Africa No Filter is launching the Last Mile Film Fund to finance African filmmakers who are working on the last steps of their projects. The Last Mile Film Fund offers grants of up to $15,000 for feature-length films and up to $10,000 for short films. Films must have appealing storylines that challenge stereotypical narratives of Africa. The grant, which is open to applicants in the continent and the diaspora, will fund narrative-changing films that are in the final stages of production. Films must have appealing storylines that challenge stereotypical narratives of Africa and should be ready for completion and premiere by 31 August 2023. The following criteria will be applied:

The Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB), U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL, or the Department), announces the availability of approximately $4,000,000 total costs (subject to the availability of Federal funds) for 1 cooperative agreement to fund Phase I of a technical assistance project in West Africa to improve action by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission and ECOWAS Member States to combat child labor, with a focus in agriculture.75% DISCOUNT ON PREMIUM MEMBERSHIPHURRY! TIME IS RUNNING OUT. OFFER CLOSES SOON.GRAB THIS OFFER LAB leads the U.S. Government’s (USG) efforts to improve working conditions and fight labor exploitation around the world. ILAB’s mission is to promote a fair global playing field for workers

The King Baudouin Foundation is seeking applications for its Business Partnership Facility (BPF) Grants Program to give financial support to companies contributing to SDGs in developing countries. The BPF is initiated and financed by the Belgian Directorate-General for Development Cooperation (DGD) to stimulate private sector involvement in achieving the SDGs in developing countries. Themes This call is open to projects in different sectors, but the project must focus on at least one of these three themes: Climate, environment and biodiversity: This includes projects that facilitate the transition to sustainable and renewable energy for businesses, promote access to adequate, affordable and sustainable energy services for the population, promote sustainable agricultural techniques, encourage access

This program is open to communities that have a presence in Facebook Groups with leaders who are 18 years of age or older and reside in the following countries: Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Mexico, Brazil, United States, Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Bangladesh, United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Zambia, Tanzania, Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon, Jordan, United Arab Emirate & India. Communities must have existed for over one year and must have a minimum size of 5,000 members. The program will be conducted in Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Colombia, Chile, Peru, Mexico & Argentina), German (Germany, Switzerland & Austria), Arabic (Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon, Jordan & United Arab Emirates)