Fondation S'Aiddes focuses on reducing poverty by funding income-generating activities (AGR) through local NGOs, with an emphasis on helping the poorest communities build economic self-reliance and dignity. Their support appears especially geared toward practical, grassroots projects in low-income countries, including initiatives that strengthen women’s economic participation and the inclusion of people with disabilities. The foundation’s grantees suggest a preference for livelihood projects such as livestock, market gardening, and other small-scale local enterprise models implemented by on-the-ground organizations.
Provides relatively small project grants to local NGOs, typically in the ~$9.7k-$12.8k range, to support specific livelihood/AGR initiatives in low-income countries. Funding appears to be program-specific and NGO-led rather than open-ended, with submissions handled through a direct contact rather than a broad public grant competition.
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Approach the foundation with a concrete AGR project proposal tied to income generation, poverty reduction, and local autonomy, ideally in one of the targeted low-income countries. Emphasize measurable livelihood outcomes, the role of a local NGO partner, and any benefits for women or people with disabilities; submissions are directed through the listed NGO grant contact rather than a formal public portal.
Current and upcoming funding from Fondation S'Aiddes that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Organisations à but non lucratif (ONG) disposant d'un programme d'action d'au moins 3 ans, capacité financière et administrative, projet d'AGR économiquement rentable visant des populations très pauvres; les interventions d'urgence ne sont pas financées.
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