In a significant move towards fostering sustainable development, the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Group’s Board of Directors convened for its 358th meeting and approved a financing package of US$ 575.63 million. This funding aims to enhance job creation, food security, quality education, energy access, and transportation in various member countries, marking a pivotal step in… [Read More]
Hope And Innovation: A New Vision For Migration
In a recent statement, Amy Pope, the Director General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), emphasized the transformative power of migration. Her message, encapsulated in the hashtag #EveryStep, highlights the potential for migration to foster hope, growth, and innovation. Pope called for collective efforts to create a world where migration can positively impact lives,… [Read More]
Empowering 1.2 Million Young People Through Agricultural Education in Africa
In a significant move to enhance agricultural education across Africa, a partnership has been extended with @ruforumsec, aiming to impact 1.2 million young individuals, including refugees, women, and persons with disabilities. This initiative will strengthen over 1,600 agricultural courses across 80 programs at various African universities, fostering a new generation of skilled agricultural professionals. Key… [Read More]
Empowering the Future: Scaling Up Clean Off-Grid Energy Access at COP29
On November 15, 2023, from 12:00 to 12:45 GMT, a pivotal panel discussion will take place at COP29, focusing on scaling up clean off-grid energy access. Hosted at the Nordic Pavilion, the event will feature prominent speakers, including representatives from Nefco Nordic, WidEnergy, and Sida, who will share insights on innovative solutions and strategies to… [Read More]
Lessons From Sri Lanka: Insights for Kenya’s Governance Challenges
In a recent discussion led by the Open Society Foundations, experts highlighted the governance crisis in Sri Lanka and its implications for Kenya. The conversation, shared by NowrojeeOSF, emphasized the importance of learning from Sri Lanka’s experiences to navigate Kenya’s own political and economic challenges. Key Takeaways Understanding Governance Failures: The Sri Lankan crisis serves… [Read More]
Top Health Topics of 2024: Insights from GenteSaludable Blog
In a recent announcement, the Inter-American Development Bank revealed the most-read health topics on their GenteSaludable blog for 2024. The blog has become a vital resource for readers interested in various health issues, reflecting current trends and concerns in the health sector. Key Takeaways The most popular topics include Internet and mental health, climate change,… [Read More]
Transforming Livestock Farming: A Path to Sustainability
Livestock farming is a significant contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for 14.5% of the total. However, there is a growing movement towards making livestock farming more sustainable, particularly through the support of small-scale farmers. This approach not only enhances the livelihoods of these farmers but also contributes positively to the environment. Key Takeaways… [Read More]
Exciting Career Opportunity for Students in Corporate Communications in Ottawa
A new career opportunity has emerged for students interested in corporate communications in Ottawa. The International Development Research Centre (IDRC) is inviting applications for a student position, with a deadline set for January 19, 2025, at 11:59 PM EST. This role offers a unique chance for students to gain valuable experience in a dynamic environment,… [Read More]
Empowering Women: Highlights from the UNGA79 Showcase on Economic Power
At the recent UN General Assembly 79 (UNGA79), the Gates Foundation hosted a significant event in collaboration with the BBC, titled "Greater Than the Sum." This showcase emphasized the critical role of women’s economic power in driving global progress. The event featured inspiring discussions and highlighted the message that women are not problems to be… [Read More]
Unlocking Insights: FAO’s SOFI 2024 Overview by Chief Economist Maximo Torero
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has released its much-anticipated report, the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World (SOFI) 2024. In a recent overview, FAO Chief Economist Maximo Torero highlighted key findings and implications for global food security. This report is crucial for understanding the current state of food systems and the… [Read More]
Unpacking Systemic Injustice: Watch “The Cost of Inheritance” This Black History Month
As Black History Month kicks off, viewers are encouraged to add "The Cost of Inheritance: An @AmericaReFramed Special" to their watchlist. This compelling documentary utilizes a blend of archival footage and contemporary interviews to explore the deep-rooted systemic injustices that have persisted for centuries. Available for streaming on @WORLDChannel, this special aims to shed light… [Read More]
Australia Pledges $2 Million in Humanitarian Aid to Vanuatu Amid Crisis
In a show of solidarity, Australia has announced a significant humanitarian aid package for Vanuatu, responding to urgent requests from the Vanuatu Government. The Australian government is providing $2 million in practical support, which includes the deployment of a 64-person Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) to assist in search and rescue operations. This initiative underscores… [Read More]
Strengthening Africa’s Future: ATI and African Sustainability Fund Unite for Economic Resilience
In a significant move towards enhancing economic stability across the continent, the African Trade Insurance Agency (ATI) and the African Sustainability Fund have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) during the Africa Investment Forum 2024 (#AIF2024). This partnership aims to improve risk mitigation strategies in member states, thereby fostering a more conducive investment environment and… [Read More]
Preparing for an Aging Asia: The Need for Robust Pension Systems and Financial Literacy
As Asia faces a demographic shift, projections indicate that by 2050, one in four individuals in the region will be aged 60 or older. This significant increase in the elderly population necessitates urgent reforms in pension systems and the implementation of comprehensive financial literacy programs to ensure that all citizens are adequately prepared for retirement…. [Read More]
Why Thank You Letters Are Key to Fundraising Success
In the world of fundraising, a simple thank-you letter can be a game changer. It’s not just a polite gesture; it’s a powerful tool that can strengthen relationships with donors and ensure future support. Let’s explore why these letters are so important and how they can make a difference for your nonprofit organization. Key Takeaways… [Read More]
Just Launched! Must-Apply Grants – 8 January 2025
Looking for new grants to boost your projects? Funds for NGOs brings you the latest grant opportunities announced today. Here’s a quick overview of what’s available: Key Takeaways Lester Fellowship Program 2025: $25,000 stipend for human rights projects. ABC Humane Wildlife Women in STEM Scholarship: $1,000 for female students. Residency Program for Artists: Fully funded… [Read More]
Sustainable Development Grants: Unlocking Funding Opportunities for NGOs
In the quest for funding, NGOs often find themselves sifting through countless options. This article highlights some key sustainable development grants that can make a significant difference in your projects. If you’re looking to secure funding for initiatives that promote sustainability, you’re in the right place. Key Takeaways Various grants available for sustainable development Deadlines… [Read More]
Unlocking Funding: A Guide to Sustainable Development Grants for NGOs
Are you looking for funding opportunities to drive sustainable development in your community? This guide explores impactful grants for NGOs working towards sustainable development goals, providing essential information to help you secure the funding you need. Key Takeaways Various grants available for NGOs focused on sustainable development. Deadlines vary, so keep track of them. Funding… [Read More]
Top 10 Youth Activists Leading The Charge For Change (Part 2)
In a world where young voices are rising, this article highlights ten remarkable youth activists who are making waves and driving change. From climate action to social justice, these young leaders are not just talking the talk; they are walking the walk. Key Takeaways Young activists are reshaping the future. Their efforts span various issues,… [Read More]
Unlock Funding For Marine Conservation: Apply For The OCEAN Partnership Grants!
The OCEAN Grants Programme is now open for applications, inviting NGOs, academic institutions, private sector entities, and business associations to apply for funding aimed at fostering sustainable partnerships that positively impact marine environments and coastal communities. This initiative emphasizes collaboration and innovation in marine conservation efforts. Key Takeaways Who Can Apply? Funding Guidelines: Application Link:… [Read More]
🌿 Join The Fight Against Wildlife Crime: USAID’s New Funding Opportunity 🌍
USAID has announced a call for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) for its End Wildlife Crime (EWC) Program, aimed at conserving biodiversity and combating wildlife trafficking. This initiative seeks to empower civil society through innovative solutions and strong regional partnerships, offering significant funding opportunities for eligible projects. Key Takeaways Funding Amount: Grants range from $25,000 to… [Read More]
Mastering Fundraising: Join Our Webinar on Building a Resilient Pipeline for 2025
In an era where effective fundraising is crucial for the success of NGOs, a new webinar titled "Structuring a Resilient Fundraising Pipeline in 2025" is set to take place on January 16, 2025, at 09:30 AM GMT. Led by expert Claire O’Donnell, this session aims to equip participants with the necessary skills to research donors,… [Read More]
Empowering Refugees: New Funding Opportunities for NGOs in Chad and Nigeria
In a significant move to bolster support for refugees and asylum seekers, the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) has announced a new funding program aimed at organizations operating in Chad and Nigeria. This initiative is designed to enhance the capacity of U.S.-based nonprofits to provide essential services to vulnerable… [Read More]
