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"Call for Proposals for Small Grants 2026 (Ethiopia)" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Call for Proposals for Small Grants 2026 (Ethiopia) is sponsored by Slovak Agency for International Development Cooperation, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Slovak Republic in Addis Ababa.
This call for proposals supports projects in Ethiopia within sectors defined by the Medium-Term Strategy for Development Cooperation of the Slovak Republic for 2025–2030, including infrastructure and sustainable use of natural resources, food safety and agriculture, support for the creation of a market environment, good health, quality education, and good governance and civil society building.
Cross-cutting priorities include environment and climate change and gender equality.
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Call for Proposals for Small Grants 2026 (Ethiopia) is funded by Slovak Agency for International Development Cooperation, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Slovak Republic in Addis Ababa. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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