Contribute to the global effort to end the extreme violence suffered by millions of girls. Support civil society organisations that are fighting every day to end these and other forms of violence against girls. Local grassroot organizations proving a strong integration and belonging to their community will be priorized for this open Call. The applicant organizations must be properly registered at the corresponding official registry in their country, and have at least one physical address, website, a phone number and email account.
The overall organizational annual budget must be equal or higher than the amount requested in the project proposal submitted for this grant. The fund stream for this call will prioritize projects and initiatives from local organizations working under the following approaches and located in the following geographic areas:.
The resolution of the first phase will be communicated to all participants by email on February 24, extended deadline. Applicant organizations must describe their institutional basic profile and a brief description of the proposal of work through the enable on-line form here:. Application Form here. Applicants are recommended to download here and review the call complete guidelines and the basic instructions for the justification of the projects.
Call Basic Information. Funding and projects execution times. A maximum of 60 projects will be selected within the framework of this call for proposal. Interested organizations will be able to apply for grants for projects of up to No minimum or maximum period is established for the execution of the projects.
Prospective Grantee Entities Profile. Projects and geographic location priorities. Priority projects. Support for education of girls at risk Scholarship and school fees. Provision of necessary materials: books, uniforms, school supplies, etc. Creation of safe spaces in schools. School reintegration programs or adapted education for drop-out school girls.
