The latest opportunities to procure funding for your project or organisation. Please make sure to read any guidance on the funder's website before applying, as location and eligibility may have changed since publication.
Awards in six categories: Health, Food, Energy, Water, Climate Action, and Global High Schools.
Small or medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) or non-profit organizations (NPOs) may apply.
Recognizes breakthrough scientific research and technological innovations that improve human life, promote equity, and contribute to sustainable development.
Researchers and inventors with impactful solutions. Nominations must be submitted by institutions or individuals; self-nominations are not accepted.
Projects supporting health, education, and rights/empowerment of women and girls in Afghanistan, with a focus on marginalized groups.
Legally incorporated organizations, with preference for Canadian organizations or partnerships involving Canadian entities.
Supports communities and local organizations to build and expand Internet infrastructure in rural, remote, and low-income areas.
Communities and organizations with a responsible lead, local community support, sustainability plans, and legal registration with a bank account.
Sustainable development and humanitarian aid projects addressing medical and health facilities, education, housing, water, sanitation, and sustainable livelihoods.
Charities registered in the UK or Channel Islands, or approved humanitarian agencies. Specific criteria for multi-year funding include prior successful projects and income thresholds.
Innovative solutions for the early detection, prevention, and treatment of preeclampsia, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.
Open to nonprofits, for-profits, international organizations, government agencies, and academic institutions. Preference for women-led organizations and those based in low- and middle-income countries.
Supports innovative data and modelling approaches to better measure women’s health outcomes, focusing on gender-sensitive, multidimensional indicators.
Open to nonprofits, for-profit companies, international organizations, government agencies, and academic institutions.
Innovative solutions to improve youth employability for low-income youth aged 15–24, including technical and vocational training, entrepreneurship programs, and financial education.
Registered nonprofit organizations under local law with externally audited financial statements from 2023 or later. Fiscal sponsors are not eligible.
Short-term, concrete projects focused on education, health, and entrepreneurial development for women.
Grassroots women’s groups or organizations enhancing women’s well-being. Projects must be women-led, time-limited, have quantifiable outcomes, and include two verifiable references.