
UNWOMEN Bangladesh
- invites applications for its ¨Means to lead: Empowering Rohingya refugee and host community women through leadership, learning and livelihoods¨
- has developed this humanitarian response programme in partnership with the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs to meet the specific needs of the most vulnerable and marginalized Rohingya Refugee Women and Girls and the women and girls in the host communities affected by the refugee influx in Cox’s Bazar.
The project enhances access of women to learning opportunities, livelihoods and income generating activities through a three- pronged approach of leadership, learning and livelihoods and better service delivery.
Applicant organizations must at least:
1. be legally registered in Bangladesh for more than 5 years and having grassroots presence in Cox’sBazar
2. have a strong background on women empowerment and humanitarian/development programming in camps and host communities in Cox’s Bazar.
Utilize This Offer
This UNWOMEN Call for Proposals consists of four sections and a series of annexes that must be completed by proponents and returned with their proposal.
Deadline: 11 August 2019 at 23.59 pm.
For more information, please visit http://procurement-notices.undp.org/view_notice.cfm?notice_id=57917
This one has a better deadline...
Quite a few sisters are saying the deadlines are too short to apply for, FYI.
Thanks, Ana.
Yes, I know.
But when in doubt about it I would rather post than not post short deadlines.
Why?
a) they also help to show what kind of grants are available (and there are a lot of them!) and
b) closed calls may suggest one could start planning ahead for the next round - since so many calls are recurrent!
Best,
Ana
That's true. I wanted to let you know. I probably won't be sharing the ones with short deadlines anymore, though, because sisters always say they don't have enough time to prepare for them.
No problem at all!
Feel free to share the ones you find suitable to your network/audience.
Best,
Ana
Will do.
Hope you have a great, rest of the week!
XX
I am currently on sick leave (because I fell at home and broke my left knee-cap) so life is a bit complicated , slow, tiring.
On the other side I have more time to update my monitoring of calls...
Have a great rest of the week too.
XX
Oh, dear:( That doesn't sound good.
I hope you heal soon, dear.
Thank you!
Friendly reminders:
1. Study similar calls (open and closed ones) that interest you to discover what they have in common and how you can think ahead/plan to apply;
2. Prepare/update paperwork (certificates and atests usually required from an organization like yours);
3. Write (baby steps...!) and discuss a project draft - to validate the priorities within your group and to train your grant writing skills.
4. Do not wait to find a call and then start writing your oroposal/project. Start now!!!
5. Visit the World Pulse website >>> My Pulse >>> Resources and use its filters (right upper corner) to find what really suits you.
6; Share the opportunities that may not apply to you but can interest others.
7. Spread the word about your failures and achievements in grant requests - tell these stories too. They will enlighten and inspire the sisterhood.