Deadline: 15-May-2026
The Konbit Pou Chanjman grant program supports community-driven initiatives aimed at sustainable development and improving living conditions across Haiti. It is implemented through the Digicel Foundation as part of its broader “Stronger Communities” mission, which focuses on long-term social investment and resilience-building in local communities, including those affected by crises.
The program funds practical, locally led projects that improve quality of life through collaboration, capacity building, and sustainable development across all ten departments of Haiti.
Program Overview
- Supports community-led sustainable development projects in Haiti
- Operates across all ten departments of the country
- Focuses on improving living conditions and community resilience
- Encourages collaboration between local organizations and communities
- Emphasizes long-term social and environmental impact
- Implemented under the Digicel Foundation’s Stronger Communities mission
Key Focus Areas
- Sustainable development initiatives with local communities
- Education and capacity building programs
- Special needs support services
- Human rights and community empowerment
- Environmental protection and climate resilience
- Water access and sanitation improvements
- Agriculture and food security projects
- Technology-based development solutions
Program Objectives
- Improve quality of life in vulnerable and underserved communities
- Strengthen local organizational capacity and collaboration
- Support long-term sustainable development outcomes
- Expand access to essential services such as water and sanitation
- Promote inclusive development, including marginalized groups
- Encourage innovation through technology and community solutions
Funding Details
- Standard grant: USD 12,000
- Larger grant option: 10 million Haitian Gourdes
- Funding is available for community development projects only
- Projects must demonstrate clear social and development impact
Eligibility Criteria
Eligible Applicants
- Non-profit organizations based and registered in Haiti
- Associations and community-based organizations
- Charitable organizations
- Educational institutions
- Religious institutions
Experience Requirements
- USD 12,000 grant: minimum 3 years of organizational operation
- 10 million gourdes grant: minimum 5 years of operation
- Must have implemented at least one project of USD 25,000 or more (for larger grant applicants)
Required Documentation
- Completed application form
- Official organizational registration documents
- Valid certification from relevant authorities
- Recent financial records
- Reference letters (especially for larger grant applications)
Eligible Activities
- Community infrastructure and development projects
- Water and sanitation system improvements
- Agricultural development and food security initiatives
- Environmental protection and sustainability programs
- Educational and training programs
- Technology-based community solutions
- Disability and special needs support services
- Human rights awareness and advocacy initiatives
Ineligible Activities
- Projects without community benefit or development focus
- Initiatives lacking legal registration or documentation
- Activities outside Haiti or outside eligible departments
- Projects without clear sustainability outcomes
- Commercial or for-profit business ventures
Selection Priorities
- Strong community involvement and participation
- Clear contribution to sustainable development goals
- Demonstrated organizational experience and capacity
- Feasible and well-structured implementation plan
- Strong focus on vulnerable and underserved populations
- Innovation in addressing local development challenges
Digicel Foundation Context
- Works under the “Stronger Communities” mission
- Focuses on long-term social investment in Haiti
- Supports communities affected by crises and development challenges
- Emphasizes collaboration with local organizations
- Aims to improve resilience and quality of life nationwide
Conclusion
The Konbit Pou Chanjman grant program supports Haitian community organizations working to improve living conditions through sustainable development initiatives. By funding projects in areas such as water access, education, agriculture, sanitation, and technology, the program strengthens local capacity and promotes long-term community resilience across Haiti.
For more information, visit Digicel Foundation.