Drug Policy Reform Grant
In context
This call is open to non-profits, social enterprises and local authorities and 2 others. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: Colombia and Bolivia. The funder accepts early-stage applicants.
This grant funds organizations working to develop alternative and regulated approaches to coca cultivation in Colombia and Bolivia, with the goal of reducing violence, stabilizing rural economies, and moving away from crop eradication campaigns. It targets rural development and drug-policy reform as pathways to sustainable livelihoods in conflict-affected regions.
About this grant
This grant supports commercial development of coca leaf products for small-scale growers in Colombia and Bolivia, paired with advocacy for regulated cultivation frameworks that aim to lower production volumes, reduce violence and strengthen rural livelihoods. Nonprofits, social enterprises, research institutions, community groups and cooperatives across Colombia, Bolivia and Latin America may apply at any stage of development. Applicants must demonstrate a focus on viable commercial uses for coca leaf or regulated growing models in Colombia or Bolivia, with clear commitment to benefiting smallholder farmers and their communities. Strong evidence of engagement with farming populations and local governance structures is essential. Work must align with drug-policy reform and violence-reduction goals. Grants are available through the call to eligible organisations meeting these criteria.
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Key requirements
- ✓Work must focus on Colombia and/or Bolivia
- ✓Projects must develop alternative cultivation approaches to coca as a pathway to rural economic stabilization
- ✓Alignment with drug-policy reform and violence reduction objectives
- ✓Preference for approaches that avoid crop eradication and support farmer livelihoods
Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply for Drug Policy Reform?
- Eligibility covers organisations in CO, BO; nonprofit, social-enterprise, local-authority, community-group, cooperative.
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