Foundation Ensemble provides grant support to NGOs in areas of water and sanitation, sustainable development and animal biodiversity through its Programme Fund and Small Grants Fund.
The Foundation has issued a 2012 call for proposals for providing funding for projects that will bring multiple benefits in three or more categories of impact among the following:
- Environmental Impact: Improvement of the main natural resources (water, air, timber, wildlife, fish,…), preservation/enhancement of biodiversity, fight against erosion, reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, carbon capture, soil enrichment, fight against desertification, etc. …
- Social Impact: Improve food security, health, education, housing, governance, understanding and respect for human rights, reducing the risks of conflict …
- Economic Impact: Increase and diversification of income, creation of micro-enterprises, job creation, cost reduction (energy, water, …)…
- Disaster Risks Reduction : Such as landslides, floods, destruction of habitat and means of production, caused by hazards like storms/cyclones, droughts, earthquakes, tsunamis
This is obviously not about trying to respond to all these issues, but to make interventions which can meet the priority needs of communities in one or several areas, while helping to improve the situation for other aspects.
To know more about Programme Fund (for select countries only), click here.
To know more about Small Grants Fund (for all countries), click here.
NGO Tools & Guides:
How to write a Proposal: A basic guide for NGOs on proposal writing & project development...[more] |
Free Fundraising Guides: A compilation of fundraising guides that can be downloaded freely...[more] |
HRM for NGOs: A comprehensive guide on how NGOs can manage their staff & personnel effectively...[more] |
LFA in Proposals: A basic guide for NGOs on how to write Logical Framework Analysis in grant proposals...[more] |
Fundraising Staff: How to train NGO staff in fundraising for your organization...[more] |
Travel Grants: Where can NGOs find travel grants to attend conferences and trainings around the world...[more] |
Protection from Online Scams: How NGOs can protect themselves from online scams...[more] |
Funding for Women: Resources on availability of funding to address women's & girls' issues...[more] |
NGO Policies: Sample policies & systems for NGO management...[more] |
Livelihood Proposal: How to write a proposal for a Community Livelihoods Development Project...[more] |
Climate Change Proposal: How to write Proposals on Projects addressing Climate Change...[more] |
Human Rights Proposal: How to write a human rights project proposal...[more] |
Job Description: How NGOs can write job descriptions for thier staff easily...[more] |
NGO Promotion: How to develop different types of promotional material for NGOs...[more] |
Bilateral Funding: How to identify NGO Funding Opportunities among Bilateral Agencies...[more] |
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Nous sommes une organisation non gouvernementale basée en République Démocratique du Congo. Nous travaillons dans le développement rural:
- dans l’agriculure: multiplication des semences, formation agronomique des jeunes ruraux;
- Nous entretenons manuellement des routes de dessertes agricoles et nous construisons des petits ponts pour désenclaver les villages.
Nous avons construit nous mêmes une mini centrale hydroélectrique dans un des villages pour la communauté rurale afin d’avoir l’énergie nécessaire pour la transformation et la conservation des produits végétaux mais nous manquons des câbles électriques, pourriez-vous nous aider s’il vous plait avec ces câbles ? SOS câbles électriques.
Pour Débout-Congo, ong,
P. Honoré KAPUKU
Let me introduce myself first. My name is Alexius Minj and I am an Indian. We are a grassroot NGO working among the poorest of the poor and underprivileged sections of the society. We work in the Education, Health, sanitation, sustainable development and housing for the poor, rural development and women empowerment.
We greatly appreciate your help for the NGOs. Please help us to get funds and advice. Currently we do not have a donor
wings is a non govt. orgainization of assam guwahati. we want financial help for social works.
The Growing Up Organization (GUO) is a non-governmental organization, nonprofit and registered with the NGO Board in the Ministry of Internal Affairs.it was founded in 2010 with a common vision raising a generation that is God fearing and morally upright for the benefit of the society and the Nation at large. Regardless of our locations, problems facing our youth are almost the same. The only difference though, is that, some young people are better prepared than others to respond to those different situations.
Vision A generation of youths living to their full potential and positively impacting their communities and the Nation at large.
Mission: We are committed Informing, equipping, inspiring, challenging and rehabilitating the youth.
OBJECTIVES OF THE GROWING UP PROJECT
1. To teach God’s word to the youth of this generation.
2. To provide life answers to the questions that the youth face while growing up.
3. To advocate for Parent to Child communication within families.
4. To sensitize the youth about the current trends and influences of this generation.
5. To train trainers in Public Institutions who will train and inspire youths to live responsibly in all aspects of life.
6. To equip the youth with credible information and tools that will help them lead successful lives.
7. To provide rehabilitation measures to those who have been already negatively influenced.
8. To challenge the youths to live to or re-discover their full potential so as to be beneficial to their societies and nation at large.
9. To advocate for patriotism among the youth so as to foster peace and development in our societies.
10. To research and keep updated on the current trends that affect the youth.
i am looking forward to your consideration.
Musisi flavia
Administrator
Dear sir/madam, thanks for the great work of providing grants to mainstream the disadvantaged. I am called John Robert, working with Human Rights Network Uganda. We would love to submit our proposal to boost our coalition work on economic, social and cultural rights in Uganda. please waiting for your advice.
John Robert