Deadline: April 20th, 2023
AmplifyChange Opportunity Grant Application 2023 Worldwide
Opportunity grants aim to nurture and encourage innovative ideas and approaches on SRHR advocacy in new contexts. They allow local, small civil society and grassroots organisations to drive the advocacy agenda and ensure change happens.
For this Opportunity grant call, AmplifyChange seeks to fund civil society organisations that aim to implement projects focusing on sexual and reproductive health rights. The duration of an Opportunity grant can be 18 or 24 months. This funding round is open for applications up to £75,000 GBP. We encourage you to be realistic and apply for the amount that is best for your organisation and project.
Key Dates
28th March – applications open
3rd April – applicant webinars in French and English
- Applicant webinars will give more information about AmplifyChange’s priorities, how to apply for funding, as well as some dos and don’ts. There will be a chance to submit questions and have them answered live. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
English: 3rd April 2023, 10:00AM UK time. Register here.
French: 3rd April 2023, 02:00PM UK time. Register here.
13th April – registrations for new applicants close
20th April – applications close
Rules and eligibility
Only civil society organisations from the Global South are eligible to apply. Your organisation must be located in, and implementing a project in one of Amplify Change’s eligible countries.
Applicants must also be small to medium sized organisations with an average annual expenditure over the past two years of less than £200,000 per year. For example, if your expenditure in 2021 was £100,000 GBP, and in 2022 it was £350,000, the average would be £225,000 – this would mean you would not be eligible to apply. You will be asked to submit evidence for your expenditure values. This could be an audited report or a profit and loss statement.
They recognise the broad scope of civil society and the wide range of organisations, actors and coalitions it encompasses. Civil Society Organisations can include:
- Community groups
- Youth Groups
- Non-governmental organisations
- Indigenous groups
- Charitable organisations
- Faith-based organisations
- Research institutes
- Social enterprise groups
- Public-private partnerships
- Communications and media groups
- Professional associations
If you don’t feel you identify with any of the above groups, please contact us at [email protected]
International Non-Governmental Organisations based in the Global North and UN agencies are not eligible to lead an Opportunity Grant proposal.
