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GRANT : Submit Proposals For The Digital and Green Innovations Action In Africa Grant
Enabel is implementing this call for proposals as part of the Digital and Green Innovation Joint Action through its Innovation Hub, Wehubit.
Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, Central Asia, and Asia-Pacific will all be included in the global reach of the DGI Action.
Both Broad and Particular Goals
The main goal of this call for proposals is to support inclusive and sustainable development in the partner nations of the Belgian development cooperation by promoting the use of and access to digital solutions as a means of addressing environmental issues like climate change and biodiversity loss.
The Call for Proposals' specific goal is to find and assist in the scaling up of Digital and Green Innovations (DGI) that are pertinent to the European Union's and Enabel's country portfolio objectives in the corresponding African partner countries of the Belgian development cooperation.
The purpose of this call for proposals is to find and assist digital and green innovations that are either ready to scale or in the process of scaling up.
Results
Output 1 (Africa): In the acceleration phase, entrepreneurship in Africa supports green and digital innovation.
Output 2 (Africa): Support for (pre)-acceleration and incubation in Africa
Building capacity for earth observation in Latin America and the Caribbean is the third output.
Output 4 (Asia Pacific): In the acceleration phase, entrepreneurial support for green and digital innovation in the region
Output 5: Partnerships and policy discussions
Financial broking is the sixth output.
Output 1 (Africa): In the acceleration phase, entrepreneurship in Africa supports green and digital innovation.
Output 2 (Africa): Support for (pre)-acceleration and incubation in Africa
Building capacity for earth observation in Latin America and the Caribbean is the third output.
Output 4 (Asia Pacific): In the acceleration phase, entrepreneurial support for green and digital innovation in the region
Output 5: Partnerships and policy discussions
Financial broking is the sixth output.
Overall Goal and Approaches
The Call focusses on giving funding and opportunities for capacity building and learning to academic institutions, CSOs, NGOs, and other "not-forprofit" actors (including social businesses or not-for-profit business organisations), as well as public institutions at the national and/or regional levels.
The two-round competitive selection procedure is organised via this call for proposals. Only four or five of the applications that were received will be granted a grant after the second round to help with the sustainable scaling of their suggested digital and green innovations.
The Call focusses on giving funding and opportunities for capacity building and learning to academic institutions, CSOs, NGOs, and other "not-forprofit" actors (including social businesses or not-for-profit business organisations), as well as public institutions at the national and/or regional levels.
The two-round competitive selection procedure is organised via this call for proposals. Only four or five of the applications that were received will be granted a grant after the second round to help with the sustainable scaling of their suggested digital and green innovations.
Geographic Range
DGIs ought to be put into practice in at least one of the following African partner nations: Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea-Conakry, Mali, Mozambique, Morocco, Niger, Rwanda, Uganda, Senegal, and Tanzania.
The scope of DGIs that span multiple countries or regions is valued in this call for proposals.
Uganda and Rwanda are the two nations that are prioritised in the call for proposals since they are shared by other EU partners carrying out operations in Africa, and this is done to ensure the coherence and long-term sustainability of the supported DSIs.
DGIs ought to be put into practice in at least one of the following African partner nations: Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea-Conakry, Mali, Mozambique, Morocco, Niger, Rwanda, Uganda, Senegal, and Tanzania.
The scope of DGIs that span multiple countries or regions is valued in this call for proposals.
Uganda and Rwanda are the two nations that are prioritised in the call for proposals since they are shared by other EU partners carrying out operations in Africa, and this is done to ensure the coherence and long-term sustainability of the supported DSIs.
Don't miss out on the application deadline which is 04-Sep-2024..
Additional Information
Host Institution
Enabel
Event Duration
The action's duration cannot be shorter than 12 months or longer than 14 months.
Program Type
Fully Funded
Program Benefits
750.000 EUR is the total indicative amount that is available for Enabel's call for proposals. The contracting authority retains the ability to withhold some or all of the funding.
Gives worth
Any grant application submitted in response to this call for proposals must fall within the lowest and highest sums listed below:
A minimum of 100,000 EUR is required.
The maximum is 150.000 EUR.
Gives worth
Any grant application submitted in response to this call for proposals must fall within the lowest and highest sums listed below:
A minimum of 100,000 EUR is required.
The maximum is 150.000 EUR.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidate
The applicant must meet the following requirements in order to be eligible for grants: they must be a legal entity, act as a public actor or a private non-profit actor, and be directly in charge of organising and managing the action with the coapplicant(s) without serving as an intermediary. Additionally, they must have previously managed a grant (of public funds) totalling 40% of the amount they were applying for. One must possess financial statements approved by an independent body (such as an audit or statutory commissioner) and have a certificate of good performance signed by the donor as proof of the same. These declarations must be more than two years old.
Co-applicant(s)
The co-applicant(s) will take part in carrying out the action, and any expenses they incur will be covered in the same manner as the applicant's expenses.
The co-applicant(s) must meet the same eligibility requirements as the applicant(s), with the following exceptions: they do not have to demonstrate that they have previously managed a grant totalling 40% of the requested amount; they are required to sign the "Mandate statement."
The applicant must meet the following requirements in order to be eligible for grants: they must be a legal entity, act as a public actor or a private non-profit actor, and be directly in charge of organising and managing the action with the coapplicant(s) without serving as an intermediary. Additionally, they must have previously managed a grant (of public funds) totalling 40% of the amount they were applying for. One must possess financial statements approved by an independent body (such as an audit or statutory commissioner) and have a certificate of good performance signed by the donor as proof of the same. These declarations must be more than two years old.
Co-applicant(s)
The co-applicant(s) will take part in carrying out the action, and any expenses they incur will be covered in the same manner as the applicant's expenses.
The co-applicant(s) must meet the same eligibility requirements as the applicant(s), with the following exceptions: they do not have to demonstrate that they have previously managed a grant totalling 40% of the requested amount; they are required to sign the "Mandate statement."
Eligible Countries
African Countries
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