The iF Social Impact Prize supports projects that contribute to improving our society. If you work towards achieving one or more of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, your project is eligible.

The THRIVE | Shell Climate-Smart Agriculture Challenge aims to identify and support top start-up and scale-up innovators who are driving the global transformation to climate-smart agriculture practices.

The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is issuing this Request for Proposal (RFP). GAIN has been developing a new market-based approach to scale programmes aimed at improving diets. GAIN Kenya is the first country in which this approach will be deployed at scale.

The Right Sharing of World Resources (RSWR) is providing seed grants to the small grassroots organizations to implement women-led, income-generating projects in Kenya.

The BPF provides a non-refundable grant between 50,000 and 200,000 euros, that represents maximum 50% of the total investment. The BPF supports viable, entrepreneurial business initiatives with a strong social impact.

The award recognises, rewards and advances the exceptional work of organisations founded by Africans and based in Africa, dedicated to advancing development goals in Africa. The US$100,000 award will recognise innovative African initiatives to fight extreme poverty.

USADF is excited to request proposals for the USADF Accelerate Africa Entrepreneurship Challenge. Proposals are invited from eligible African youth and women-led enterprises. Selected enterprises will receive funding in the form of grant capital of up to $250,000.

For 2023, the prize categories again cover the ideas stage, through to young and established organizations, and campaigns to influence policy or public opinion towards a more regenerative society.

The Catalyst Fund makes grants between $2,500–$15,000 to anyone, anywhere in the world who has an early-stage idea or project that addresses pressing global challenges.