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UNDP Funding Call: Enhancing Partnerships Between Local Governments and Civil Society

CFAs: Action for supporting CSOs and their Initiatives in Tajikistan

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Deadline: 19-Feb-2026

The UNDP ReLOaD3 program in Bosnia and Herzegovina invites grant applications to enhance partnerships between civil society organizations (CSOs) and local government units. Funding supports projects across social policy, culture, sport, youth, environment, and inclusion, with three funding lots ranging from 5,000 to 50,000 KM depending on project scale and experience.

Overview of the Initiative

The ReLOaD3 program seeks to improve local service delivery by fostering effective cooperation between CSOs and municipal authorities. The initiative prioritizes inclusive projects that address social policy, gender equality, culture, sport, youth, environmental protection, civic participation, health, rural development, and the promotion of human and minority rights.

Key Thematic Areas

Social Policy and Gender Equality

Culture

Sport

Youth and Information

Funding Lots and Eligibility

Lot 1 – Grassroots CSOs

Lot 2 – Partnership Strengthening

Lot 3 – Large-Scale Partnership Projects

Objectives and Expected Outcomes

How to Apply

  1. Identify the appropriate lot based on project scale and organizational experience.

  2. Prepare a project proposal aligning with the ReLOaD3 thematic areas.

  3. Include budget, timeline, target groups, and expected outcomes.

  4. Submit through the official UNDP Bosnia application portal following guidelines.

  5. Ensure compliance with local legal registration and operational requirements.

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FAQs

  1. Who can apply? Formally registered civil society organizations in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  2. What is the maximum funding available? Up to 50,000 KM for Lot 3 projects.

  3. Can grassroots CSOs apply? Yes, under Lot 1 for funding between 5,000–15,000 KM.

  4. What are the thematic priorities? Social policy, gender equality, culture, sport, youth, environment, civic participation, health, rural development, and human/minority rights.

  5. What is the project duration? Lot 1: 4–10 months; Lots 2 and 3: 6–10 months.

  6. Are partnerships with local government required? Yes, particularly for Lots 2 and 3.

  7. What outcomes are expected? Improved service delivery, enhanced cooperation, and strengthened inclusion and empowerment of vulnerable groups.

Conclusion

The UNDP ReLOaD3 grant provides critical support for civil society organizations in Bosnia and Herzegovina to strengthen partnerships with local government, improve service delivery, and empower marginalized communities. By funding initiatives across social policy, culture, sport, youth, and inclusion, the program aims to create sustainable local development and inclusive governance.

For more information, visit UNDP.

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