HUM / Humanitarian funding intelligence

Funding intelligence for humanitarian programmes.

Find grants and calls for proposals. Understand donor priorities, eligibility and submission conditions. Bring the evidence into project design and proposal development.

Donor strategy · Project design · Proposal compliance

Donors & funding channels

Donor priorities.
Funding routes.

DG ECHO, FCDO, AICS, OCHA pooled funds and bilateral donors have different entry points. UNHCR, UNICEF and WFP use agency-specific partnership processes. Start with the donor, then assess the specific call.

Automated coverage currently includes ECHO documents and selected EU, US and UK notices. Other donor briefs link to official guidance. See source coverage and update status.

From strategy to submission

Connect donor strategy
with project design.

HUM brings donor context, programme logic and submission requirements into the same working picture.

01 / Funding strategy

Identify a credible funding route.

Compare donor mandates, geographic priorities, funding instruments and partnership access. Separate an eligible opportunity from a budget announcement or a historical allocation.

Donor mapping · Country strategies · Grant eligibility · Partner access

Explore donor intelligence
02 / Project design

Build a response that fits the evidence.

Connect humanitarian needs analysis, community priorities and the theory of change to a coherent results framework, delivery model and budget.

Intervention logic · Logframes · MEAL · Budget coherence

Review the design approach
03 / Call requirements

Understand what the donor will assess.

Read eligibility gates, allocation conditions, evaluation criteria, eligible costs and required annexes together. Keep amendments, source passages and unresolved questions visible.

Selection criteria · Cost eligibility · Annexes · Submission rules

Explore the analysis scope

Precision in practice

The allocation round
changes the answer.

A donor’s annual plan can contain several submission rounds with different partners, dates and conditions. A general invitation to submit does not establish access to every allocation.

Inspect a source-linked funding plan
DG ECHO / 2026Document intelligence

Ukraine and Moldova

Funding priorities
Published priorities and response strategy
Partner eligibility
General partner eligibility and round-specific restrictions
Submission context
4 submission entries, each retained with its allocation context
Sources and versions
Current document versions, source passages and official links

Funding plans and indicative dates are shown as published; they are not automatically open calls.

Automation with traceable evidence

Document intelligence,
updated in the cloud.

Scheduled source checks and document reading run in the cloud. Structured records preserve the official wording, dates and source links. Unsupported changes are held for review.

Connect the funding decision with S1 sanctions screening and country risk scorecards, keeping partner due diligence and operating context alongside the programme strategy.

Inspect coverage and freshness
01

Discover official notices

Search selected funding feeds and follow the donor’s own publication routes.

02

Read the documents

Extract relevant passages from HIPs and technical annexes, including allocation-specific conditions.

03

Keep uncertainty visible

Distinguish source facts, missing information, indicative dates and records needing review.

04

Publish the current evidence

Serve the saved catalogue directly to the website, with source dates and version links.

Analysis services / In development

Deeper analysis of the call.
Precise evaluation of the proposal.

Two planned paid products will extend the public intelligence layer. Neither is available for purchase or proposal upload yet.

01 / Planned paid serviceCall analysis

Understand the call before investing in a proposal.

In-depth analysis of donor strategy, objectives, eligibility, evaluation criteria, financial conditions, required documents and submission risks.

View the planned analysis
02 / Planned paid serviceProposal evaluation

Evaluate the proposal against the actual call.

Evidence mapping between the proposal and the donor’s requirements, with design gaps, compliance findings and prioritised revisions.

View the planned evaluation

Start with the evidence

Explore the calls.
Read the donor.

4 verified current opportunities in the present catalogue. Coverage is selective and source status is visible.