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Education Champion Network Grants is sponsored by Malala Fund. Through its Education Champion Network, the Malala Fund invests in civil society organizations dedicated to advancing policies that strengthen and resource girls' right to education, with a particular focus on Nigeria.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Civil society organizations dedicated to advancing policies that strengthen and resource girls' right to education. At least 20% of grants are allocated to organizations led by girls or young women. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Malala Fund Grants (Afghanistan Initiative) is sponsored by Malala Fund. The Malala Fund is investing in grants to meet urgent education needs and push for long-term justice for girls and women in Afghanistan. The initiative supports alternative and digital learning programs for girls, raises global awareness of gender apartheid, and strengthens networks of Afghan women activists and organizations.
Malala Fund Afghanistan Initiative Grants is sponsored by Malala Fund. Malala Fund invests in grants to defend Afghan girls' rights, meet urgent education needs, and push for long-term justice for girls and women. They back Afghan girls and women who are leading the global fight to end gender apartheid through classrooms, courtrooms, and coalitions. Their partners build power in the face of repression by providing alternative learning and advocating for girls' right to education.