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Innovative Grants on SRHR, HIV & Humanitarian for Youths in Asia-Pacific 2.0

Deadline: 25-Aug-20

Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center (AP Center) is a regional office of Y-PEER International Network based in Thailand and had been working on the issues of SRHR, HIV, and other youth issues across more than 15 countries in the region. This call for application is part of the continuation to identify new innovations and to turn them into successful practices within the region.

Since the establishment of Y-PEER in 2009 in Asia Pacific Region and mainly after establishing the AP Center in 2016, it had been partnering together with different UN and Civil society organizations to address SRHR needs of young people at the international, regional and country-level, pertaining to capacity development, policy influence, service delivery, community mobilization, and evidence generation.

With an intention to promote youth innovation in the issues of SRHR and youth issues, the innovative grant on SRHR 1.0 was launched in 2018 which awarded 3 national organizations based in Asia Pacific Region and some research focusing on young people.

Objectives

  • The call for proposal is to bring out innovations on SRHR, HIV, and Humanitarian initiatives targeted towards YKPs or other young people. This also includes the innovations which address the COVID19 linking the issues of young people.

Funding Information

  • The minimum amount of requests for organizations is 2500 USD while the maximum is 5000 USD.
  • Individuals can apply from 300 USD up to 5000 USD.
  • The final amount will be decided by the selection team based on the quality and needs of the application.

AP Center supports

The best innovative ideas that directly reflect the linkages between SRHR and Young people including, but not limited to:

  • Capacity development
  • Policy advocacy
  • Research
  • Evidence generation
  • Online/digital campaigns, technology, and awareness platform
  • Solutions to effective service delivery
  • Youth-friendly SRHR services and information
  • Activities linking Youth SRHR & Humanitarian  (including COVID19 ).

Who can submit the proposal?

  • YKP-led national networks, NGOs, clubs, and groups
  • Youth SRHR national networks, NGOs, clubs, and groups
  • Students and individuals up to age 29 passionate about SRHR, HIV and Humanitarian issues.

Countries

Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, Cambodia, China, Cook Islands, India, Indonesia, Kiribati, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Mongolia, Nauru, Nepal, Niue, Pakistan, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Samoa, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Vietnam

For more information, visit https://ypeerap.org/ig2/