Open opportunities from African Climate Change Fund (ACCF)
5 live listings, soonest deadline first. Back to the African Climate Change Fund (ACCF) profile.
Fourth Call for Proposals – Gender-Transformative Methane Reduction
African Climate Change Fund (ACCF)
This call funds innovative projects that reduce methane emissions in African agriculture and waste management while empowering women, men, and youth through climate mitigation technologies and practices. Applicants can access climate financing to help African countries meet Global Methane Pledge commitments.
Third Call for Proposals – Gender Equality and Climate Resilience
African Climate Change Fund (ACCF)
This call funds projects that integrate climate adaptation and gender equality into national development planning, using a gender-transformative and rights-based approach. It targets African organizations working on climate resilience while addressing social and gender disparities.
Demand Driven Window
African Climate Change Fund (ACCF)
This grant provides direct-request funding to African countries underrepresented in the African Climate Change Fund's portfolio, supporting rural health center electrification, medical waste management, land restoration in the Sahel, and climate policy revision (NDCs and Long-Term Strategies). Eligible applicants are African governments and institutions seeking to advance climate adaptation and mitigation priorities.
First Call for Proposals – Climate Finance Readiness
African Climate Change Fund (ACCF)
This grant funds climate finance readiness projects that build African countries' capacity to plan, access, deliver, monitor, and report on climate finance. Eligible applicants include African governments, NGOs, research institutions, and regional institutions.
Second Call for Proposals – Adaptation and Climate Finance Access
African Climate Change Fund (ACCF)
This grant funds innovative small-scale and pilot adaptation projects that help African organizations access climate finance, aligned with the African Development Bank's strategic priorities. Eligible applicants include African governments, regional organizations, NGOs, research institutions, and Bank departments.