The United Nations Women’s Peace & Humanitarian Fund (WPHF) has launched a Call for Proposals in Sudan to support civil society organizations to implement projects focusing on peacebuilding and recovery, as well as supporting local women and young women’s rights organizations through institutional funding.
WPHF seeks to fund qualifying local organizations in Sudan through the following funding streams:
- Institutional funding from 2,500 USD to 30,000 USD: To reinforce the institutional capacity of women’s rights and women-led organizations working on the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in Sudan to ensure they are able to sustain themselves and to improve their impact. Projects will be part of the Funding Initiative on Forced Displacement.
- Programmatic funding from 30,000 USD to 150,000 USD: To finance programmatic activities of CSOs aimed at improving the socio-economic recovery and political participation of women and young women in peacebuilding contexts (in line with the WPHF impact area). Under this Impact Area, projects should specifically target forcibly displaced women and young women in Sudan (including internally displaced, refugees, returnees, or asylum seekers). Projects will be part of the Funding Initiative on Forced Displacement.
PLEASE NOTE: AN ORGANIZATION CAN ONLY APPLY ONE TIME FOR PROGRAMMATIC FUNDING AND/OR ONE TIME FOR INSTITUTIONAL FUNDING. ORGANIZAtIONS WHO APPLY FOR BOTH STREAMS NEED TO SUBMIT TWO SEPARATE APPLICATIONS PACKAGES BASED ON THE REQUIREMENTS AND RELATED TEMPLATES OF EACH STREAM.
How to apply
- Online: Applicants can submit online using this online form, including uploading the proposal template and registration certificate. Email submissions are not eligible.
Deadline: 29 October 2026 by 11:59pm Geneva CET
An information session will be organized with prospective applicants on 15 October online at 11:00-12:00 local time. To register, please contact marrian.gebreselassie@undp.org by 12 October.
Questions about this CfP can be sent to Sanaa.Saeed@undp.org no later than 26 October. Please allow a minimum of 48 hours for responses to any questions.