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"Climate-Resilient Water in Mozambique programme" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Climate-Resilient Water in Mozambique programme is sponsored by Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) UK. The FCDO invites expressions of interest for a grant to support climate-resilient water services in Mozambique. This aligns with the UK's modern development approach, focusing on systems support and local leadership.
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Climate-Resilient Water in Mozambique programme: expressions of interest - GOV.UK Climate-Resilient Water in Mozambique programme: expressions of interest The FCDO invites expressions of interest by 10 July 2026 for a grant to support climate-resilient water services in Mozambique.
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Climate change , Environment , Humanitarian emergencies/disasters and Water and sanitation Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) , UK-based non-profit organisations and Organisations based in Low to Middle Income Countries (LMIC) The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) invites expressions of interest (EoIs) for an accountable grant under the Resilience and Response Programme’s Climate-Resilient Water component in Mozambique.
This funding opportunity is intended to contribute to more resilient, inclusive and sustainable rural water services in Mozambique, with an emphasis on strengthening the enabling conditions required for long-term service delivery in climate-vulnerable and underserved areas. The deadline for submitting EoIs is 4pm UK time on 10 July 2026.
What the fund will achieve Poor and vulnerable rural communities in selected climate-vulnerable and underserved rural areas have improved and more reliable access to climate-resilient and sustainable rural water services. This is supported by stronger local and national systems for long-term delivery.
Government and sector institutions have strengthened capacity to plan, finance, manage and progressively take over the delivery of resilient and inclusive rural WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) services.
Requirements for organisations wishing to apply be a not-for-profit organisation have the ability to enter into an accountable grant arrangement with FCDO have the presence and authority to operate in Mozambique demonstrate experience relevant to WASH service delivery, rural water supply, climate-resilient infrastructure and/or systems strengthening demonstrate the capacity to work effectively with Mozambican government, local institutions, communities and delivery partners Expression of interest form: Climate-Resilient Water in Mozambique Clarification questions and FCDO responses (added 7 July 2026) Organisations should email a completed EoI form by 4pm UK time on 10 July 2026 to mauro.
magaia@fcdo. gov.uk with the subject line: ‘Expression of interest – R&R Climate Resilient Water in Mozambique – FCDO’. Submissions should be in English, in Word or PDF format.
We will not consider EoIs submitted after this time. The FCDO may seek clarification from organisations where necessary. Only organisations that are shortlisted following the EoI stage will be invited to submit a full proposal.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-governmental organizations (NGOs), UK-based non-profit organizations, UK-based small and diaspora organizations, companies, local government, educational institutions, individuals, humanitarian relief organizations,…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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