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The Leprosy Research Initiative (LRI) and Anesvad Foundation are pleased to announce the €70,000 third round of call for proposals for RESILIENTD Grant funding commencing in 2027.

The $100,000 United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) is seeking grant applications to support the development of practical tools aimed at improving nutrition care for mothers and at-risk infants in Kenya (Nairobi City).

The Standards and Trade Development Facility offer a $1,000,000 Project Grants significant opportunity for countries and organizations seeking to strengthen food safety, animal health, and plant health systems in line with international sanitary and phytosanitary requirements.

The Standards and Trade Development Facility provides up to $50,000 Project Preparation Grants to support the development of technically sound and sustainable projects that address sanitary and phytosanitary capacity building needs linked to trade.

The Organization for Autism Research (OAR) has announced its $50,000 Applied Research Competition, inviting Letters of Intent for studies that expand evidence-based knowledge and improve quality of life for autistic individuals and their families.

The $2million OpenAI’s and Mental Health Grant Program aims to support research proposals that examine the intersection of AI and mental health.

The Peace of Mind Foundation (PoM) has announced an important opportunity for organisations to apply for funding to deliver and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services targeted at children affected by conflict and crisis.

Applications are now open for the $100,000 Roux Prize to recognize outstanding innovation in the practical use of disease burden research.

Through this program, a total of ₦1,800,000 in seed funding will be awarded to the top three digital or tech‑led startups, giving them a chance to scale their operations and grow their impact.

The Mérieux Foundation recently relaunched its €5,000 Small Grants Programme, offering a valuable funding window for grassroots organisations committed to improving maternal and child health in developing countries.