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Find specific calls that fit the people, place and response you are working on. Check applicant conditions and the official documents before preparing a proposal.

EU humanitarian funding: start with DG ECHO. Read HIP priorities, countries, partner eligibility and submission dates. Other EU funding programmes remain part of the search.

HIP index checked: 4 Nov 2026, 12:17 UTC.

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Published deadlines retain the donor’s wording and timezone. Where the cutoff is unclear, it is flagged for confirmation. Calls with changed or unavailable sources are moved out of the verified current list. 1 call needs source review.

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OpenGrant

African Youth Action Network (AYAN)

Call for applications: refugee-led and community-based organisations in Uganda

Two-year support programme for grassroots organisations serving refugee and host communities in Uganda.

Countries / scope
Uganda
Who can apply
Grassroots refugee-led or community-based organisations working in a Ugandan refugee-hosting district, active for at least 6 to 12 months, with little or no international donor funding.
OpenGrant

Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS)

Afghanistan emergency response: AID 013365/01/0 and AID 013582/01/0

Emergency health and multisector humanitarian assistance in Afghanistan.

Countries / scope
Afghanistan
Who can apply
AICS-listed non-profits, or local/international non-profits without an Italian operating base and with a pre-existing collaboration agreement with an AICS-listed organisation; demonstrated Afghanistan humanitarian and sector experience and operational capacity required. See call section 5 for all conditions.
OpenGrant

Global EbA Fund (IUCN and UNEP)

Global EbA Fund medium-size grants

Catalytic ecosystem-based adaptation projects, including an optional human development and security priority in fragile and conflict-affected contexts.

Countries / scope
Global or thematic projects, or projects confined to ODA-eligible countries; local institutional partners are required. See the official eligibility checklist.
Who can apply
Legally recognised NGOs, INGOs, IGOs, CBOs, Indigenous peoples' organisations, universities, research institutions, private companies and consortia. Projects must be global, thematic, or target only ODA-eligible countries, with local institutional partners and other stated requirements. This is a climate adaptation grant, not emergency response funding.
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UN Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund

WPHF Rapid Response Window: short-term grants

Flexible short-term support for local women’s rights organisations to act on urgent openings in peace processes and agreement implementation.

Countries / scope
ODA-eligible countries with a Track 1 or Track 2 peace process, or peace-agreement implementation; no exhaustive country list is published.
Who can apply
Legally registered local women’s rights organisations addressing urgent opportunities for women to influence a Track 1 or Track 2 peace process or implementation of a peace agreement, in ODA-eligible countries with such a process. Legal registration outside the intervention country can exceptionally be accepted. Consult official FAQ for additional conditions.
Coverage and update policy

The list is selective and is not an exhaustive register of humanitarian funding. Automated discovery checks selected EU, US and UK official feeds. Existing UN and Italy AICS calls are checked against their official pages and documents. New or changed calls appear in the current list only when source evidence supports the deadline, geography and applicant conditions. Inconclusive changes are held for review.

Procurement portals are kept distinct from grants and implementing partnerships. Updates preserve the last reviewed details when a source fails; such records are labelled for review. Records become overdue after 48 hours without a successful check. Date-only deadlines use the published timezone when known and UTC only for the list’s calendar status when none is stated.

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