The Future Africa Challenge is set to help the creative thinker, the inventor, the innovator, the person who wants to make a difference, the person who wants to see a change, become a change agent.
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The Future Africa Challenge is set to help the creative thinker, the inventor, the innovator, the person who wants to make a difference, the person who wants to see a change, become a change agent.
The Repsol Foundation’s 12th Call for Entrepreneurs Fund is looking for technology startups working on innovative solutions for the energy transition related to nature-based climate solutions for carbon footprint reduction.
Women In Africa (WIA) has announced the applications for the Women for Zero Hunger Program. Women for Zero Hunger will enable 3 non-profit organizations be visible, mentored and funded.
Innovate UK have allocated £5M from the core KTP budget this year to support up to 20 AAKTP (African agriculture knowledge transfer partnerships) projects and the initial competition, Round 1A, opens on 6 February 2023 and closes on 22 March 2023
Nominations for World Food Prize are now open that advance human development with a demonstrable increase in the quantity, quality, availability of, or access to food through creative interventions at any point within the full scope of the food system.
Ashden supports proven climate innovation in the UK and developing countries – because on-the-ground solutions will drive the system changes our planet needs.
Grow Further, a nonprofit organization based in the USA invites agricultural researchers and innovators to submit proposals for funding relevant to smallholder farmers and other populations at risk of food insecurity and improve one or more of areas – nutrition, climate adaptation and farm income.
The Conservation, Food & Health Foundation Grants Program seeks to protect natural resources, improve the production and distribution of food, and promote public health in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East.
RSWR provide grants for women in the developing world to begin small income-generating businesses so that they may help themselves and their families out of poverty.
Right Sharing of World Resources gives grants to small, grassroots women’s groups that do not have access to other adequate funding. Their grants are for micro-enterprise, self-employment projects.