Exploring Three Key Funding Opportunities for Health, Gender, and Environmental Initiatives
For organizations and researchers looking to secure funding for impactful projects, three new funding calls offer promising opportunities across different sectors. From health equity research to micro-grants for women-led initiatives and funding for environmental sustainability, these grants cater to diverse fields, each with a focus on driving positive social change. Below, we explore the objectives, eligibility criteria, and application process for each.
1. Health Equity Research Grant
Objectives & Priorities
The Health Equity Research Grant aims to support groundbreaking research that advances health equity and improves health outcomes. The funding is targeted at projects that tackle disparities in healthcare access, quality of care, and treatment outcomes for marginalized populations.
Eligibility Criteria
Open to research institutions, universities, and non-profit organizations.
Applicants must demonstrate expertise in public health, epidemiology, or social determinants of health.
Projects must align with the funder's priority areas related to health equity.
Focus Areas
Reducing health disparities among underserved communities.
Innovative healthcare interventions to improve patient outcomes.
Policy research to inform equitable healthcare reforms.
Application Process
Submit a preliminary research proposal outlining objectives, methodology, and expected impact.
Shortlisted applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal.
Evaluation criteria include scientific merit, feasibility, and potential impact.
Deadline & Submission
Applications must be submitted through the official portal.
Further details and submission guidelines can be found here.
2. AWIU Global Micro-Grants
Objectives & Priorities
The AWIU Global Micro-Grants program is designed to support women-led initiatives worldwide. This grant provides financial assistance to projects that promote gender equality, entrepreneurship, and leadership opportunities for women.
Eligibility Criteria
Open to women-led non-profits, grassroots organizations, and social enterprises.
Projects must focus on empowering women in education, entrepreneurship, or community development.
Organizations must operate in eligible countries as specified by the funder.
Focus Areas
Economic empowerment and entrepreneurship for women.
Education and skills training programs.
Advocacy and leadership development for women and girls.
Application Process
Interested applicants must submit an online application detailing their project scope and budget.
Successful candidates will receive funding and mentorship support.
Selection is based on project viability, impact potential, and alignment with AWIU’s mission.
Deadline & Submission
Applications should be submitted through the official grant page.
More information is available here.
3. Funding for Environmental Protection, Food Production, and Public Health
Objectives & Priorities
This funding initiative supports projects that contribute to environmental sustainability, improve food production systems, and enhance public health measures. The goal is to foster innovative solutions that address climate change, food security, and health challenges.
Eligibility Criteria
Open to NGOs, research institutions, and social enterprises.
Projects must have a clear environmental, agricultural, or public health focus.
Applicants must demonstrate a strong track record in project implementation.
Focus Areas
Climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Sustainable agricultural practices and food security.
Public health initiatives related to environmental factors.
Application Process
Applicants must submit a detailed project proposal, including objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes.
The selection process includes peer review and expert evaluation.
Funding amounts vary based on project scale and potential impact.
Deadline & Submission
Applications should be completed via the official funding portal.
Full details can be accessed here.
Call to Action
If your organization is involved in health research, gender equality, or environmental sustainability, these funding opportunities could be the key to scaling your impact. Ensure your proposals are well-structured and align with the priorities of each funding body. For support in preparing competitive applications, feel free to reach out to SOLVERE for expert guidance and strategic insights.