Scalable Success Model Grant
In context
This call is open to non-profits, social enterprises and research institutions and 2 others, at prototype and pilot stage and scale-up and mature. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: any country.
This grant funds the identification and scaling of successful food systems innovations and practices across multiple countries, supporting organizations working to improve food supply chains and agricultural sustainability globally. It targets implementers, researchers, and innovators with proven or promising food systems solutions ready for cross-country replication.
About this grant
This grant supports the identification, documentation and scaling of proven food systems innovations and practices with demonstrated success. It targets organisations working to strengthen and transform food supply chains through evidence-based approaches that can expand across multiple countries. Nonprofits, social enterprises, research institutions, universities and consortia may apply globally. Applicants must show a food systems innovation or practice with clear evidence of impact, alongside the readiness and capacity to scale operations across borders. Projects at prototype, pilot or mature scaling stages are eligible; early-stage concepts are not. Applicants should align their work with the funder's stated priorities in food systems and regenerative agriculture.
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Key requirements
- ✓Demonstrated food systems innovation or practice with evidence of success
- ✓Readiness and capacity to scale across multiple countries
- ✓Alignment with UN Food Systems Coordination Hub priorities
Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply for Scalable Success Model?
- Eligibility covers organisations in GLOBAL; nonprofit, social-enterprise, research-institution, university, consortium.
Relevant sectors
About this sector
Food systems funding covers sustainable production, supply-chain resilience, food loss, nutrition and smallholder livelihoods. It is offered by agriculture and development agencies, multilateral programmes and foundations, often with a focus on low- and middle-income countries. Applicants are generally asked to show local partnerships and how benefits reach farmers or consumers.
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