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The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Kampala (EKN) is pleased to announce a €8,000,000 call for proposals for a new project within its Food Security portfolio.

Are you a not-for-profit organization in Jordan, Lebanon, Kenya, or Uganda? Do you have a project or idea that focuses on strengthening and supporting children’s education, development, and/or support networks? Now is your chance to apply for Grand Challenges Canada’s Play Learn Thrive Initiative to create strong support systems for children in complex crisis settings so that they can play, learn, and thrive.

Standard Chartered Women in Cyber Security Program. With the use of technology and all the benefits of connection and efficiency, necessarily comes the increased exposure and the need to keep organizations safe. Historically, women have been underrepresented in technology-related disciplines, particularly cybersecurity.

The Environmental Defenders is pleased to launch a $500 new call for news reporting grant proposals from journalists in Uganda.

The $10,000 Futuremakers Women in Tech (WiT) Uganda Program is a transformative initiative designed to empower women-led, tech and tech-enabled businesses.

The Slovak Agency for International Development Cooperation, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Slovak Republic in Nairobi, has launched the Call for Proposals for the €10,000 Small Grants Program.

The Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health in partnership with Cultural Heritage for Inclusive Growth Program by the British Council is inviting applications for the $5,000 Braid Arts and Culture Fund to support the health of the art, culture and cultural heritage sector and its contributions to wider society.

The CATALYSTS Africa is accepting applications from civil society organizations (CSOs) and groups engaged in emerging and innovative initiatives that effectively shift negative norms and amplify positive narratives in support of abortion care and reproductive justice.

The GRASP Fellowship seeks to build a vibrant, highly connected, and intergenerational network of African women policy professionals from diverse disciplines to drive policy change for equitable agri-food systems in sub-Saharan Africa. . Fellows will be drawn from diverse organizations including government agencies, non-governmental organizations, academia, research organizations, the private sector, civil society, regional and…