Agency grant in Somalia and SUBSAHARAN-AFRICA: Conflict-sensitive resilience and stabilisation programming in Somalia
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This call is open to non-profits, consultancies and professional-services firms and consortia and 1 other. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: Somalia and Subsaharan-Africa.
A Swedish development agency is seeking an implementing partner to deliver conflict-sensitive resilience programming in newly recovered areas of Southern Somalia, addressing natural-resource-based conflict drivers and strengthening social cohesion. The programme targets post-conflict stabilisation and climate/resource resilience in fragile contexts.
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Sida is seeking an implementing partner to deliver conflict-sensitive resilience programming in newly recovered areas of Southern Somalia. The programme aims to address local conflict drivers, which are often linked to natural resources, and to strengthen local conflict management, inclusive natural resource management and social cohesion. The page is Sida's general website. The only detail about this call is a short teaser on the homepage, so budget, eligibility, scoring and application requirements are not available from this page and should be checked against the full call documentation.
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- Eligibility covers organisations in SO, SUBSAHARAN-AFRICA; nonprofit, consultancy, consortium, social-enterprise. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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