Call for Applications for Small Grants (Institutional development) for Civil Society Organizations (CSO)/OPD’s under the Joint Programme “Mainstreaming a disability inclusive humanitarian response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis”, within Eliminating Violence Against Women and Girls (EVAW) Area implemented by UN WOMEN Moldova CO

Submission deadline: 20 January 2023

UN Women Moldova plans to award small grants to eligible local civil society organizations (CSOs) from both banks of the Nistru river, in the range of USD 5,000 to USD 10,000. The small Grants are intended exclusively to finance a limited range of eligible activities to support the development or strengthening of CSOs’ institutional capacities active in the area of disability service provision.

The Small Grant Agreement will be implemented for a maximum period of 7 months, starting with February 2023. UN Women invites eligible applicants to submit small grant applications for eligible activities, as elaborated in this advertisement. UN Women will consider awarding several small grants.

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Contact information

  • Contact person: Ana Puscasu
  • Email: Ana.Puscasu[at]unwomen.org
  • Telephone: +373 62023501
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