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The University of Iceland is accepting applications for a full-time doctoral research position examining water governance in low-income African countries. The three-year project focuses on sustainable, efficient, and equitable rural water systems in Uganda, Malawi, and Sierra Leone.
The Global South Civil Society Microgrants provide funding between USD 2,000 and USD 4,000 for grassroots organizations and civil society groups in the Global South to enhance environmental civic engagement. The program supports projects that incorporate Pulitzer Center-supported journalism to address critical challenges in rainforests, oceans, and climate labor.
The Adaptation Fund Climate Innovation Accelerator 2026 invites organizations with scalable climate adaptation solutions to apply for support in strengthening resilience and food security. This edition specifically focuses on the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, and Peru.
The European Fund for the Balkans offers grant funding through the Common Ground Program to support innovative grassroots initiatives across the Western Balkans. Successful applicants can implement projects that bridge community divides and foster social cohesion.
The STEM Pathways Fund 2026 supports organisations in England helping disadvantaged young people in Further Education transition into STEM careers, apprenticeships, and higher education. Successful projects may receive grants ranging from £75,000 to £150,000 for up to 24 months.
The World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa and TDR invite applications for the 2026–2027 Joint WHO AFRO/TDR Impact Grants to support public health-oriented implementation research. Selected projects will receive up to US$15,000 to address regional priorities within the WHO African Region.
AFSC offers small seed grants to support local, community-driven initiatives that safeguard democracy and promote peace, justice, and nonviolence.
UNICEF Ghana invites young filmmakers and animators to submit original short film or animation concepts focused on children's rights. Selected creatives can receive GHS 10,000 in production support.
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) is inviting emerging and small nonprofit and community-based organizations in South Africa to submit innovative project proposals that create employment and income opportunities.
The National Endowment for Democracy Grants Program accepts proposals from independent nongovernmental organizations working to advance democratic values, protect human rights, and support independent media worldwide.
The develoPPP programme provides financial and technical support to private-sector companies implementing sustainable business projects in developing and emerging countries. Eligible businesses can receive significant public co-funding alongside expert guidance.
The European Youth Foundation has opened two funding calls totalling €850,000 to support international youth cooperation activities and long-term projects starting in 2027. Eligible youth-led organisations can apply for grants ranging from up to €25,000 for one-off activities to up to €60,000 for long-term projects.
