Empowering Refugees and Host Communities in Kenya and Uganda
The FCDO invitations tenders for analysis funding to advance climate-resilient livelihoods amongst refugees and host communities in Kenya and Uganda. This initiative focuses on constructing socio-economic resilience, enhancing useful resource entry, and lowering catastrophe dangers in low- and middle-income nations (LMICs).
- Tender Submission Deadline: 5:00 PM East African Time, 6 December 2024
- Funding Range: £10,001 to £100,000
- Eligible Sectors: Climate change, humanitarian emergencies/disasters, livelihoods, and analysis
About the Fund
The analysis goals to evaluate how local weather change impacts refugees and their host communities, with an emphasis on resilience, useful resource accessibility, and adaptation methods. Insights from this analysis will form evidence-based insurance policies and applications to help these populations successfully.
Eligibility Criteria
We encourage proposals from:
- NGOs and UK-based non-profit organizations
- Educational establishments and humanitarian reduction organizations
- Organizations based mostly in Low to Middle Income Countries (LMICs)
- UK-based SMEs and consultancy corporations
Requirements:
Applicants should reveal experience in local weather resilience and refugee analysis, alongside robust grassroots involvement. Compliance with moral tips, knowledge safety legal guidelines, and FCDO reporting requirements is obligatory.
Application Process
Submit your technical and monetary proposals as separate recordsdata to:
📧 ke_evidencefundeastafrica@pwc.com
Deadline: 5:00 PM East African Time, 6 December 2024
Before making use of, please evaluation the following:
Clarifications
Have questions? Contact us at 📧 ke_evidencefundeastafrica@pwc.com by 25 November 2024.
Together, let’s create sustainable options for refugees and host communities to thrive in a altering local weather.
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