UAF-Africa: year-round women’s rights grants
Checked 9 September 2026. Read ATI’s updated eligibility and funding-limit guide; humanitarian supplies and routine services are excluded.
Official forms and application route →Search current funding opportunities for African NGOs, researchers, public institutions, social enterprises and development organisations—then use ATI guidance and training to prepare a stronger application.
Checked 9 September 2026. Read ATI’s updated eligibility and funding-limit guide; humanitarian supplies and routine services are excluded.
Official forms and application route →Checked 9 September 2026. Suitable for qualifying early-stage community initiatives, including youth-led projects; it is not a youth-only fund. Applicants must have begun work, meet first-time recipient rules and be able to receive US-dollar payments. International applications need a completed reference. The fund excludes payments for the applicant’s or family members’ time, animal agriculture and animal products, proselytising, and other prohibited activities listed in its guidelines. Read all exclusions before applying.
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The existing ATI donor profiles, templates, guidance and training resources remain available below, now organised around the steps applicants take from donor research to submission and delivery.
Humanitarian and locally led funding resources: Search the UN Partner Portal by country, agency and sector for CSO partnership calls. Eligibility, budgets and deadlines belong to each individual call; this directory is not a standing grant. For community philanthropy, review GFCF’s eligibility guidance and grantmaking process. It supports community philanthropy organisations; open applications depend on capacity and resources. No current open deadline or award ceiling is asserted here. Resource pages checked 9 September 2026.
These pages are retained for reference. Confirm current status and deadlines on the donor’s official website before applying.
ATI prioritises opportunities relevant to African NGOs, development organisations, researchers, public institutions and mission-led enterprises. Listings link to the official issuing organisation wherever possible. ATI does not charge applicants for access to donor calls and does not guarantee funding outcomes. Always confirm eligibility, deadlines and submission instructions on the official source.
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