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Find similar grantsAWIU Global Micro-Grants is sponsored by Association of Women in International Trade (AWIU). Provides micro-grants to women's groups in low and middle-income countries for projects in education, health, and entrepreneurial development.
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Grants for women and women's empowerment - AWIU Amount Awarded in Micro-Grants IWOC Awards & Micro-Grants AWIU has two grant programs, global micro-grants and the International Women of Courage awards Central to AWIU’s mission is its commitment to strengthening the work of women across the world through grants. At its inception, almost fifty years ago, AWIU issued grants to individual women to travel to the United States for study.
Since 2008 AWIU’s grant program has focused on issuing micro-grants to women’s groups, or groups which enhance the wellbeing of women within low and middle income countries. We focus on projects related to education, health, and entrepreneurial development. AWIU provides grants to grassroots women’s groups in low and middle income countries for short-term, concrete projects.
These projects typically support advancement for women in the areas of education, skill training, health, and entrepreneurship.
Preference is given to projects that: Are focused on education, health or entrepreneurial development Have a quantifiable outcome Have a potential multiplier effect Are not more than USD 3,000 Have two verifiable references 2026 Grant Award Decision Timeline We offer micro-grants for specific small projects to non-profit organizations around the world.
Each application is carefully reviewed and considered within our budgetary limitations. The project should fit within one of three categories: Entrepreneurship, Education & Training, or Health & Welfare. Applications close on April 16th or 200 application , whichever comes first.
The 2026 Global Micro-grants application is now closed. Please note that AWIU does not accept requests for funding outside of the Grant Cycle. View AWIU Grant Recipients AWIU is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Grassroots women's groups in low and middle-income countries. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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